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SUPKRINTKNDKNT GOVERNMENT PRINTING. INDTA
1911
CONTENTS OF PART I.
Chapter I. Proclamation .... . . 1
Chapter IX. Programme of State Ceremonies, etc. . . 4
Chapter III. State Entry.
Reception by Ruling Chiefs in Fort.
Reception in the Ridge Pavilion.
a. General note . . . . li
b. Ceremonial programmes . . .7
<. Routes and passes . ... 10
Chapter IV. Reception of Ruling Chiefs.
a. General note .... . .31
1. Routes, etc . .21
Chapter V. Unveiling of the King Edward Memorial
ft. General note . ... .22
/;. Ceremonial programme ... . . 22
r Routes, etc. . .... 25
Chapter VI. Military Church Parade.
a. General note . . . . 28
/>. Routes, etc*. ....... 28
Chapter VII. Presentation *f Colours.
a General note ....... 09
It. Ceremonial progi ninnies -... iV2
< Route<, etc. . . . . . . % $
Chapter VIII. The Durbar.
a General note . . . .* . . .40
1. Ceremonial programme . . . . m .41
/. Routes, etc. ........ 45
Chapter IX. The State Reception.
a. General note ........ 50
1). Routes, et. ........ 50
CONTENTS.
< PAGE.
Chapter X. Presentation of Volunteer and Indian Officers.
a. General note ........ 53
b. Ceremonial programmes . . . . . .53
Chapter XI. State Garden Party.
ff. General note . ..... 57
h. Routes, etc. ..... .58
Chapter XII. Review
a. General note . . . 61
A. Review order* ... 61
. Routes, etc ..... . 65
Chapter XIII. Investiture
<t. General note . ... 67
b. Ceremonial programme . . 67
<. Routes, etc ..... . 71
Chapter XIV. -Review of Police.
a. General note ...... 72
b. Review orders ..... 72
c. Routes, etc. ....... 74
Chapter XV. Departure of Their Imperial Majesties.
a. General note . . . . . . . .75
/*. Ceremonial programme . . . 75
c. Routes, etc. ........ 78
Chapter XVI. Sports, Games, etc. f
a. General note . . . . 4 . , ,79
l> Polo, Hockey and Football Tournament* . . 80
t\ Routers, etc. . . . . . . .83
tf. Military Tournament and Point-to-Point JJ-u-o 84
f. Routes, etc. . , . . . 89
/'. Boxing Tournament ...... 90
//. Btulshalii Mela ....... 90
h. Native sports . . . . . .91
Chapter XVII. Administration . . . 92
Chapter XVIII. -Miscellaneous Information . . .95
Part I. State Ceremonies.
CHAPTER 1.
nrriE ROYAL TNTEXTTOX TO HOLD AX IM-
PERIAL ASSEMBLAGE AT DELHI was
declared in a Proclamation published in the
Gazette Extraordinary of the 22nd March
1911 :
44 MH)CrtaG upon the death of our late
Sovereign of happy memory King Edward,
upon the sixth day of May in the year of
Our Lor<J one thousand nine hundred and
ten, We did asceriti the Throne under the
style and title of George the Fifth by the
Grace of God, King of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Iceland and of the
British Dominions beyond the seas, Defender
of the Faith, Emperor of India ; and whereas
by Our Royal Proclamations bearing date
the nineteenth day of July and the seventh
day of November in the year of Our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten in the first
year of Our Reign We did publish and
declare Our Royal intention by the Favour
and Blessing of Almighty God to celebrate
the solemnity of Our Royal Coronation upon
the twenty-second day of June one thousand
nine hundred and eleven ; and whereas it is
Our wish and desire to make known to all
Our loving subjects within Our* Indian
dominions that the said solemnity has so
been celebrated and call to Our f presence
Our Governors, Lieuterfeint-Governors and
others of Our officers, the Princes, Chiefs
and Nobles of the Native States under Our
protection and representatives of all the
Provinces of Our Indian Empire, now We do
by this Royal Proclamation declare Our
Royal intention to hold at Delhi on the
twelfth day of December one thousand nine
hundred and eleven an Imperial Durbar
for the purpose of making known the said
solemnity of Our Coronation and We do
hereby charge and command Our right
trusted and well beloved counsellor Charles
Baron Hardinge of Penshurst, Our Viceroy
and Governor-General of India, to take all
necessary measures in that behalf.
GiVen at Our Court at Buckingham
Palace this twenty-second day of March in
the year of Our Lord one thousand nine
t
hundred and eleven and in the first year of
Our Reign. "
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
CHAP
The following is the official programme, showing dates
Mormnir.
Hour.
DECEMBER.
Thursday, 7th
Friday, 8th
Saturday, 9th .
. i THM STATE ENTh'Y
! Jxeecptum of Clncls
j llm'iilion of duct's.
10 4.M.
Sunday, 10th
Monday, llth
Tuesday, 12th .
Wednesday, 13th
Thursday, 14th
Friday, 15th
Saturday, 16th
11 A.M.
j Church Sen ue in Mililaiy
j ramp.
Presentation ol Colours on
Polo Ground.
THE DURBAR
ccL-plion of Volunteer Officers , U'-ti ^-M.
and Tndiiin OHiccrs iu ihc
Kin^-Euiporor's C.uu]). j
TIIK KKVFKW
ol Toluv
Ground.
STATE DKI'AKTITHK OF
THKlll IMPKRIXL
10 A.M.
11 A. v.
1 I'.M
Fi>r j<i}rrunnie>. u) the i>ieliiiun,u\ {.'.inn- in the Polo,
OFFICIAL VROttUAMME.
TER 11.
and times of (bo State ceremonies, and other functions :-
Afternoon. ' Hour.
Evening.
Hour.
Kin; Edward Memorial 3-30 P.M. ] Thnr Imp< rial Mn jetties? 8 P.M.
Ceremonj .
S-mi-fimilx of //// 7'/o ! 3-30 P.M.
Tournament.
nf fh<- /'oofltr/ll
Tournament.
3-30 P.M.
I Polo Tournum'Ht Inmtl . j 3-30 P.M.
i Tattoo in the Bcla . . 0-0 P.M. ' Stati 1 Dinner and Kcecp- 8 P.M.
tion.
Dinner Party.
Tattoo on Polo Ground . ' 0-30 P.M.
THE GAUDEN PARTY 3-30 P.M.
Thar Imperial Majesties' 8 P.M.
Dinner Party.
, Fhmh of the 7/orlvy I 3-30 P.M. THE INVESTITURE . 9-30 P.M.
Tournament. ' \
| Mthinry Tournament and
\ Pond-to- Point Rmv<s.
1-30 P.M.
ft note of the Boxing J) P.M.
Tournament.
H<ick(_>v, F<Mitb.ill and Boxing Touin.muMil-., sec Chapter li.
CHAPTER III.
The State Entry.
General Note.
The Royal train will arrive from Bombay ni flu- sin lion
in the Selimgarh bastion of the Fort at 10 o'clock on the
morning of the 7th December. Their Imperial Majesties
will be received on the platform by Their Excellencies the
Governor- General and Lady Hardinge, the Governors and
Heads of Provinces, the Commander-iii-Chicl', the Members
of the Executive (Council of tho Governor- General, and the
high officers (Military and Civil) of Government. After
the high officials have" been presented by His Excellency the
Governor- General, Their Imperial Majesties will proceed
through the Selimgarh bastion (which will be occupied by
sections representing the army at Delhi ; and by tho whole
of the Veterans invited by the; State to the IJurbar) to
a State pavilion within the Fort wall, where the Ruling
Chiefs will have the honour of being presented to them.
Their Imperial Majesties will, after this, move in pro-
cession from the Delhi Gate of the Fort, past. the Jnmma
Masjid, and through the Chandni Chowk and other principal
streets of the city to the Ridge, where they will be greeted
before proceeding to their camp by the representatives of
British India assembled in a special pavilion. A short
address will be presented by tBe Vice- President of the
Governor- General's Legislative Council.
The procession from %he Fort will bo formed in three
portions
First The procession of the Governors, Lieutenant-
Governors and Chief Commissioner of the
Central Provinces.
THE STATE ENTRY.
fif.co nd The iRoy al Processi on.
Third The processions of the Ruling Chiefs.
The first portion of the procession "will move to the
pavilion on Hie Ridge while the Ruling Chiefs are being
presented to Their Imperial Majesties, in order that the
Heads of Provinces may join the groups of Provincial
representatives before the procession arrives there. Special
arrangements have been made for purdah ladies of high
rank to see this procession from the Delhi Gate of the
Fort, and also for school children, to whom a place on the
route has been allotted on the glacis of the Fort. - A number
of stands for spectators will be erected along the route, by
the Delhi Municipality, from whom places will be procur-
able. A large stand has also l>eeii erected by the Committee
at the Town Hall. Seats will be reserved in the pavilion
on the Ridge for official guests and the families of officers,
Military anil Civil, on duty.
After leaving the pavilion on the Ridge Their Imperial
Majesties will proceed direct to the King-"Kmperor's Camp
below the "Ridge.
Ceremonial Programme of the State Entry
7th December 1911.
THEIR IMPERIAL MAJKSTIKS THE KING-EMPKROR AND
QUEEN-EMPRESS will arrive by train at the Selimgarh bastion of
the Delhi Fort, at 10 A.M. oA Thursday, the 7th December 1911,
and will proceed from the railway station to their camp by the
route* and in the order of procession hereinafter indicated
2. They will be received on alighting from the train by Their
Excellencies the Governor-General and Laxly Hardinge and conducted
to the Reception Pavilion on the platform opposite the Royal Saloon.
The Guard of Honour will salute and the Band will play the
National Anthem. At the same moment;;* a salute of 101 guns will
be commenced from the ramparts of the Fort.
This salute will be divided into three portions of 34, 33 and
34 guns, respectively, at the end of each of which a feu de joie
will be fired by the troops lining the route from the Fort to the
Ridge.
8 THE STATE ENTRY.
3. I Lis Excellency the Governor-General, after introducing to
Their Imperial Majesties the members of their Indian Staff, will
then present the following high officials who will be assembled on the
platform :
The Governor of Bombay.
The Governor of Madras.
The Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab.
The Commander-in-Chief.
The Licutenaiit-Govcriior of Bengal.
The Lieutenant-Governor of Burma.
The Lieutenant-Governor of Eastern Bengal and Attain.
The Lieutenant-Governor of the United Provinces.
The Chiel Justice of Bengal.
The Metropolitan of India.
The Governor-General's Executive Council!:
(1) The Hon'ble Sir Guy Flectwood Wilson.
(2) The Jion'b'i.' Mr. J. L. Jenkins.
(3) The Hon'ble Mr. II. W. Carlyle.
(1) The Hon'ble Mr. S. H. Butler.
(5) The Hon'ble Saiyid All Imam.
(6) The Hon'ble Mr. W. H. Clark.
The Xiual Commander-in-Chief.
The General Officer Commanding, Southern Army.
The Chiei of the General Staff.
The General Officer Commanding, Northern Army.
The Resident in Mjsore.
The Agent to the Governor-General in Bajpntana.
The Resident at Hyderabad.
The Chief* CoinmiHMoner, Central Provinces.
The Clnet (Commissioner and Agent to the Governor-General, North-
West Frontier Province.
The Agent to the Governor-General and Chief Commisgiuui-i- ui Baluchistan.
The Agent to the Governor-General in Central India.
The General Officer Commanding, Meerut Division.
Tlie President ot the Railway Hoard.
The Adjutant General m India.
The (Quartermaster General in India.
The Commissioner of Delhi.
While these presentations are being made, the members of the
Household in waiting will take up their places outside the station
to form a procession to the Chiefs' Keception Tent as follows :
Trumpeter. Delhi Herald. Trumpeter.
A.-D.-C. to H. E. the ,, , . _ D _ c A.-D.-C. to H. E. the
Governor-General. J '" '" ' Governor-General.
Extra A.-D.-C. Extra A.-D.-C. Extra A.-D.-C.
iTHK STATK KNTRY. 9
A. M. S. A. M. S. A. M. S.
T * r i ii i t 11 r I'mute Sec\. to 11. E.
Lt.-Col. Bird. A.-D.-C. the Govt , rnor . Gellei . aI .
A.-P.-C. A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
A v n Lieut. -Col. A n <
A -- J> -" C - Sir Haveloek Charles. A.-U.-U
Equerry. Equerry. Equerry.
Equerry. Equerry. Equerry.
Sir .lames Dmilop-Smith. Hear- Admiral Sir Colin Koppol.
Sir s'luarl Beatson. Sir Horace Siiuth-Dornen. Sir Edward IU>nr y.
Sir John Howett. The Lord Annaly. The Lord Stamfordham.
The Earl of Sluiftchbnry. The Earl of Durham.
The Queen-Empress. The King-Emperor.
Attendants. Attendants.
II. E. Lady Hardingo. H. E. the Governor-General.
The Duke oi Teek. The Duehebs of Devonshire. The Marquis of Crewe.
The Hou'ble Veneha Rarin&r. The Countess of Shaftesbur).
Kripr.-Gen. Gnmston. Sir Henry McMahon.
Assistant, Herald.
Trumpeter. Trumpeter.
4. Ai'tor the })n\st'iitalioiis, Their Imperial AFnjesties will leave the
station ami will sigsiiu bo saluted by the Guard of Honour of British
infantry drawn tip at the foot of the steps.
The King-Emperor will inspect the Guard of Honour, aeeompaniod
l>y the Governor-General and Commander- in-Chief and preceded by
tv\o Equerries in \\aitinjj.
Their Imperial AFajesties will then \\alk through the Selimgavh
bastion into the Fort to the Reception Tent in which the Ruling Chiefs
will a\\ ait them. The Hoynl Standard will be hoisted as they enter
the Fort, aiurti Guard of Honour of Indian Infantry in front of the
Reception Tent will salute as they approach.
After the Guard of Honour has been inspected, they v\ill enter the
Reception Tent and the Ruling Chiefs will be presented, one by one, by
the Master of the Ceremonies assisted by the local Political Officers.
5. Immediately after their presentation at the Railway Station, the
Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, etc., who will take part in Procession
A v\ ill retire and with their escorts will take the places assigned to
them in Procession A, which vull fortlfwith proceed to the Ridge.
Those not included in the procession will proceed by another route to
their seats in the Pavilion on the Ridge.
ti. When the Chiefs have been presented, Their Imperial Majesties
will proceed in procession by the following route which will be lined
throughout by troops :
10 THE STATE 1
Delhi Gate of the Fort. Quo n's Jload.
Khas Road. Dufferin JJridgo.
Hound tho Jumma Musjid. Mori Gate.
Esplanade Road. Boulevard Road.
Ohandni Chowk. Kajpnt Hoad.
Fattohpur Bazar t'hauburja Road.
Through the Pavilion on the Ridge to the Kiii^-Emperor's Camp.
7. The procession will be formed in three parts in the following
order :
A. Procession of High Officials.
A Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Punjab.
The Chief Commissioner of the Central Provinces with his escort.
The Lieutenant-Governor of the United Provinces with his escort.
The Lientenant-Govcrnor of Eastern Bengal and Assam with his escort.
Tho Lieutonant-Governor of Burma with his escort.
The Lieuteimnt-Governor of Bengal with his escort.
The Lieutenant-Govcrnor of the Punjab with his escort.
The Governor of Madras with his Staff and Body-Guard.
The Governor of Bombay with Ins SI ail' and Body-Guard.
B. The Royal Procession.
The Inspector-General of Police, Punjab.
An Ofliccr of Army Headquarters.
A Regiment of British Cavalry.
A Battery of Royal Horse Artillery.
The Escort Staff.
Tho Army Headquarters Staff.
His Excellency the Commander-m-Chief's Staff.
Indian Trumpeters.
Tho Assistant Herald.
British Trumpeters.
Delhi Herald.
The Body-Guard.
The Governor-General's Statt.
The Kinij-Emprror's Stuff and 7/o?<t, huld, a* follows :
Extra A.-D.-C. , t Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C. A. M. S. Extra A.-D -C.
A vr o Hony.Col. A IVT ci
A. M. b. xnwab Sir Muhammad Islam Khan. A ' m * s ^
A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
Equerry. Equerry. Equerry.
t TTIE STATE ENTRY. 11
llng.-Gen. R. E. GnuiMoii. Lt.-Gcn. Sir. Horace Smuh-Uorrieu.
Sir Henry McMahon. 'i'lie Lord Annaly. The Lord Stamfordham.
Hony. Indian A.-D.-Cs.
The Body-Guard.
Household Ca\alry Orderlies.
The Duke of Teck. H. K. the Commander-in-Chiet.
Equerry-m-waiting. Equerry-m-waiting.
The King-Emperor.
The Marquis of Crewe. H. K. the Governor-General.
Roval Groom. Royal Groom.
The Queen-Empress
(In a carnage with the Duclu^s of DctonMiire and Karl ol Durham).
Lt.-CoJ. 11. I). Watson. Maj.-Gen. Sir Stuart Beatson.
The Commandant of the Hod} -Guard will ride on the ritrht and the Honorary
Commandant of the Imperial Cadet Corps on the left ol the carriage.
The Imperial Cadet Corps.
Tier Excellency Lady Hardmge (in carriatfe).
Members ol the Household (ftco lamlavs)
First La 11 < I an.
The Countess of Shafteshury.
The Hon'ble Venetia Baring.
The Earl of Shaft esbim.
Kear- Admiral Sir Colin Tvepprl.
Srcond JjCtHiiaii'
Lt.-Col. Sir .lames Dunlop-Smith.
Lt.-Col. Sir K. lla\ clock Charles.
Mr. UuBoula\.
Lt.-Col. lin-d.
^ Indian Cavalry Kcguneiit of the Escort.
C. Procession ot Ruling Chiefs.*
A Deputy Inspector-General of Police.
His Highness the Nizam of Hyderabad with the Resident at Hyderabad and His
Highncss's escort.
His Highness the Gaekwar of Baroda with the Resident and His Highness's
escort.
His Highness the Maharaja of Mysore with the Resident in Mysore and His
Hignnesn's escort.
His Highness the Maharaja of Kashmir with the Resident and His High-
ness's escort.
The Rajputana Chiefs with their Political Officers and escorts; the Agent
to the Governor-General accompanying the leading Chief.
Chiefs who are Honorary A.-D.-IX to tb- King-hmpt-ror will rule \\ith the St:JV,
12 THE STATE ENTRY.
The Central India Chicts with their Political Ottic.cn, and escorts ; the Avent to
the Governor-General accompanying the leading Chief.
The Madras Chiefs with their Political Officers and escorts.
The Bombay Chiefs with their Political Officers and escorts.
The Punjab Chiefs with their Political Oilieers and escorts.
The Ualuchistan Chieis with their Political Officers and escorts ; the Agenl to
the Govern or-Geneial and Chief Commissioner accompanying Un-
loading Chief.
Their Highnesses the Maharajas of Sikkim and Bhutan with their Political
Officer and their own escorts.
North-West Frontier Province Chiefs with their escorts, the Chief Com-
missioner and Agent to the Governor-Ueneral leading.
Tho United Provinces Chief* with their Political Officers and escorts.
The Bengal Chiefs with their Political Oilieers and escorts.
Eastern Bengal and Assam Chiefs with thoir Political Oilieers and escort!?.
The Central Provinces Chiefs with their Political Officers and escorts.
The Burma Chiefs with their Political Officers and escorts.
A Regiment of Indian Ca\alry.
S. Tho first Procession A will start while the presentation of
the Killing' Chiefs is taking 1 place. On reaching the Pavilion on the.
Ridge the Governors and others will alight and take their seats among
the Representatives of British India assembled then* to welcome 1 Their
Imperial Majesties.
!). As the Hoyal Procession leaves the Fort a salute of 101 guns
will he fired hy salvoes of hatteries from the* Ridge to announce
that it has started. The Chiefs will then take up the places assigned
to them in Procession ( 1 which will advance on a given signal after the
last Regiment of the Uoyal Escort has passed through the Delhi (late
of the Fort.
10. When Their Imperial Majesties reach the Pavilion on the Ridge
the Representatives of British India there assembled will rise and
remain standing. The Queen- Empress's carriage will dr^w up alongside
the King- Emperor on his left and the VVVe-President of the (lovomor-
GeneniPn Legislative Council will approach on the right and read
a short address of loyal u el come and devotion to Their Imperial
Majesties on behalf of British India. The King- Emperor will ac-
knowledge the address, and the progress to the Royal Camp will
be continued as before. Those assembled in the Pavilion will then
resume their seats and will remain in the Pavilion until the Chiefs'
Procession has passed.
11. As Their Imperial Majesties arrive at the Camp the Royal
Standard will be hoisted. A Guard of Honour drnun up in front
of the Royal Touts will present arms.
12. After passing the Pavilion on the Ridge the Chiefs will proceed
to thoir own camps by the Ridge Road. The Representatives of
Pijrili
THE STATK ENTRY. 13
British India in the Pjjrilioii on the Ridge will stay in thoir places
until the Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, and the Chief Commis-
sioner, Central Provinces, with their escorts and the Members of
His Excellency the Governor-General's Executive Council have left by
the Chauburja Koad.
LEVEE DRERR WILL BE WORN. GENTLEMEN NOT ENTITLED TO
WEAR UNIFORM WILL APPEAR IN COURT OR MOBNINU DRESS.
Ceremonial Programme for the Reception
of Their Imperial Majesties in the Fort
by the Ruling Chiefs.
The Killing Chiefs \\ill arrive at the Fort by the Lahore (Jate not
later than DAM. and will drive to the pavilion near the Selimgarh
entrance where they will auait the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties.
2. Each Chief \\ ill be met on arrhal at the entrance of the pavi-
lion by an AttachiM)!' the Foreign Department and conducted to his seat.
3. The seats \\ill all he ranged at the back of the pavilion, -f ? ,
furthest from the Thrones ; and, before the arrual of Their Imperial
Majesties, the Chiefs will leave these seats and stand in territorial
groups on the left side of the Thrones, witli their own Political Officers.
4. The nflival of the King-Emperor and Queen-Empress will be
preceded by a flourish of trumpets at the entrance of the >Slianiiana,
and as Their Imperial Majesties pass up the centre to the Thrones, the
National Anthem uill be played and the Chiefs will make their
reverence.
5. Tlu Chiefs will then pass before Their Imperial Majesties one by
one, according to their groups from left to right, their names being
announced by the Master of tlu Ceremonies. The Chiefs who will first
pass before Their Imperial Majesties will stand nearest the Thrones
on the left side of the pavilion and \\ill afterwards take up a position
nearest the entrance, so that after the departure of the Imperial party,
they can leave in the order of precession.
When the last Chief has passed, the Master of the Ceremonies will
make his reverence, and Their Imperial Majesties will pass out and
take their places in the State Procession. *
(). A flourish of trumpeta will be sounded when Their Imperial
Majesties leave the Shamiana, and the National Anthem will be played.
7. The carriages or horses of the Chiefs will next be brought up,
and they will proceed to the front of the Xaubat Khaim to take their
places in the procession
14 THE STATK KNTIlY.j
Ceremonial Programme or Reception by
Representatives of British India at the
. , . Ridge Pavilion . . . .
On the occasion of tho Stato Entry of Their Imperial Majesties
the King-Emperor and Queen-Empress into Delhi on tho 7th "December
1911, the Representatives of British India will bo assembled in tho
J Deception Pavilion on the Ridge where an add res* of welcome will be
presented on their behalf by the Vice-President of the Council.
2. The Representatives and tho spectators will arrive* before
10-45 A.M. anil will bo shown to their places by officers appointed for
the purpose. The Representatives will have seats on the cast- side of
the roadway, and the spare on the west side will be occupied by
spectators. Those coining on foot may arrive by any of the approach
roads up to the hour named. Those in vehicles will, if resident in
crimps west of the Ridge and south of tho Mall, approach by the
Roshanara Road to the southern end of the pavilion ; those resident
north of the Mall or anywhere oast of the Ridge will approach by the
Ridge Road.
y. A band will play at. the pavilion from 9-45 A.M. until the
arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at Delhi (10 A.M.) is announced by
the playing of the National Anthem, during which all will stand.
4. About 11 A.M. the Heads of Local Governments will arrive
in procession along the processional route, and their carriages will set
down in the pavilion, passing out along tho Chaubnrja Road and
returning along Circuit House Road to take up a position at the top of
the Roshanara Road so as to be the iirst to leave after the Imperial
procession has passed out. ^
5. The Heads of Local Governments will take their seats on the
east side of the roadway to await Thfir Imperial Majesties' arrival.
The Members of the Government of India and the, "Representatives of
British India deputed by their Provinces will also be grouped there.
6. As Their Imperial Majesties' procession starts from the Fort,
a salute of 101 guns will be tired by salvoes of batteries from the
Ridge.
7. As the Imperial precession approaches the entrance to the
pavilion enclosure, a flourish will be played by trumpeters stationed
at the entrance and, on the entry of the Heralds, this will also be done
by the State trumpeters taking part in Ihe procession.
8. The Vice-President 9f the Council will then take up a position in
the middle of the enclosure at the east side of the road, and around him
will stand the Members of the Government of India, Governors and the
THE STATi: FXTRY. 15
Provincial Representatives. All present will rise as the trumpeters
pass through, to await Their Imperial Majesties' arrival.
9. The Herald will halt in the centre of the enclosure, opposite the
place where the Vice-Presidcnt of the Council is standing, and the State
trumpeters will pass round in front of the two sides of the pavilion
and form up on either side of the exit, facing inwards, the remainder of
the procession passing between them.
10. On the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at the entrance to
the pavilion enclosure, the band will play the National Anthem, and
the procession will continue until the King-Emperor is opposite the
Vice-President of the Council, when His Imperial Majesty will
halt and the carriage of the Queen-Empress will draw up alongside
him on the left.
1L. The Hody -Guard and the Governor-General's staff will pass out
of the enclosure, hut the officers of the King-Emperor's staff and
Household will halt in the exit to the enclosure and turn round
independently, each on his oxvn ground, to face Their Imperial Majesties
while the ceremony is going on.
12. The Vice-President of the Council will then make his reverence,
and present the Address on behalf of British India to His Imperial
Majesty who will hand it to the Governor-General.
L3. His Imperial Majesty will be graciously pleased to hand his
reply to the Governor-General.
14. A flourish will next be sounded by the trumpeters at the exit,
and the procession will re-form as before (save that the Heralds and
State trumpeters will follow the Queen-Empress's and Lady
Hardinge's carriages after the Imperial Cadet Corps) and proceed
to the Camp.
15. The National Anthem will be played as Their Imperial Majesties
move out of the enclosure and all will remain standing until they have
left, and will stay in their places until the Ruling Chiefs' procession
and the carriages of the Heads of Local Governments have passed
through.
1 6. The carriages of the Heads of Local Governments will file
through the enclosure from the Roshanara Road, passing out from the
north end of the enclosure along the Chaubnrja Iload immediately
after the Killing Chiefs' procession has left, and they will depart in
the same order as on arrival.
The carriages of the Representatives and spectators will be brought
in by territorial blocks after those of the Heads of Local Governments
and Administrations, leaving in the same way as the latter.
A band will play at the pavilion after the departure of Their
Imperial Majesties until the processions have passed out.
LEVEE DRESS WFLL BE WORN. GENTLEMEN NOT ENTITLED TO WJSAB
UNIFORM WILL APPEAR IX COURT OR MORXTNG DRESS.
THE STATE ENTRY.
Directions regarding Routes, Driving
Passes, etc., to be used for the State Entry.
PART L.
A
1. Ruling Chief* will enter the Fort 1>y the Lahore Gate, and
will proceed to that point by one of two routes, n'z.
(<?) Along the Mall from Kingsway junction thence rid Alipur
Road to Kashmir Gate, under Lothian Hridge and thence
by the Kl pr'ni Road to ihe Lahore (late.*
(7>) Down Mall as far as Prince's Road junction thence rift
Prince's Road, Kingsway, Canal Road, Rajpur bridge,
Imperial Avenue, Southern portion of Central Avenue
and Malkaganj Road to junction of (irand Trunk Road.
Along (Irand Trunk Road, south of Tis fla/ari Maidan,
thence across Rail\\ay bridge and thence due east towards
Kabul date thence skirting west of city walls to Lahore
dale of city, thence to Chandni Chowk and by ttouth side
of Chandni Chowk to Lahore (Sate of Fort.f After passing
the junction of the Esplanade Road they must proceed
hy the norlli, side of last portion of the Chandni Chowk.
2. Instruction? regarding ronle. rnstructions will he issued through
Political OIKcers showing which of above routes is to he taken by each
Ruling Chief. Chiefs living in the Provincial Camps will travel hy
the (Irand Trunk Road and the latter part of H route.
3. Drivers' Paws. Drivers should wear the special red and white
badge (Ruling Chiefs).
4. Admitftton Tickrfv. None will be required.
5. Time of starling andarriral. Arrangements should be made by
Political Officers for all Chiefs to arrivtMn the Fort by 9 A.M., at latest.
(). Parking. The carriages of Ruling Chiefs will be parked under
the orders of the Police on the east side of the Main road of the Fort.
7. Escorts of Ruling Chiefs who approach by route (tr) will stop at
the junction of Elgin and Queen's Roads, where they will be marshalled.
Those of Chiefs approaching by route (Z>) will turn off at Elgin Road
to be marshalled. The Escorts, after being nuirshalled, will move up to
the east end of Queen's road^and thence down the lload between the
Fort and Elgin Road. The head of the line will draw up outside the
Lahore Uate of the Fort. They will enter the Fort and fall in behind
their Chiefs as each of tho latter passes in Procession C.
* The portion of the Mull b,-tvvoen Kiritfsway and thu corm*r of Central Aujnuo will In-
sufficiently free of troops to allow of tr.ithc ,t 8 A.M
| The iibove to he sufficiently clear of troops horn (5-.V> A.M. omv.ml^
THE STATE ENTRY. 17
B
Tho Governor of Jggjjy- 8. Heads of Provinces and Ad-
Lieutenant-Governor, Punjab. ministrations taking fart inProces-
;; Surma.' sion A will proceed to the Fort vid
;; ',; East*- Bengal t j ic Alipur Road and Kashmir Gate
and Assam. ji -n A. i_ ^i _
United Provin- entering the Fort by the Lahore
Chief Commissioner, Central Provinces. Gil/t.
9. Drivers 9 Pauses. The Drivers should wear the special yellow and
white badges for High Officials.
10. Admission Tickets. -?tone will be required.
11. Time for starting and arrival. Camp officers should arrange
for carriages to be in the Fort in time for the Heads of Provinces to
be 011 the Selimgarh platform by 9-25 A.M. at latest.
12. Parking. Carriages will be parked along the road at back of
the Reception Pavilion leading behind the barracks to the Lahore
Gate. Escorts will be stationed near the carriages on ground to the
south-west of this road.
13. Departure. Immediately after their presentation at the Rail-
way station Heads of provinces will proceed on foot or by rickshaw to
their carriages. The latter will then move off, picking up their escorts
as they pass them, and will drive along the Main Road to the Delhi
Gate of the Fort, proceeding at a tiot by the processional route to the
Ridge Pavilion.
14. Military Officers taking part in Procession E will enter by
the Labor 3 Gate of the Fort.
15. H. E. the Governor-General will arrive at Selimgarh vid the
processional route at 9-30 A.M.
c
10. Other High Officials* privileged to attend at Selimgarh but
The chief justice of Bengal. not taking part in Procession A
KmSo^^uve councu " * U proceed to the Selim-
of the Governor-General. gai*!! DaStlOU by the Allplir
The N.ival ComnmiultT-iii-Chlef. l{rwl fiiviniio> nfT hv thi A ainoTiitnv
The Gi-ueral Officer Commanding, IvOatl, Illllllllg Oil Dy me ASiniUlpUl
southern Army. lload vast the Kudsia Gardens on
The General Officer Commanding, A T> . ,, . , , . .
Northern Army. the new Bela Road and driving
The AgentTo ihe^ov^rnor-Generai m thence direct to the Sallyports under
Rujputonu. the Fort Wall.
The Resident at Hyderabad.
^82SS5r "SaAES&S TAe^ffh Officials i quylion
Frontier Province. at'e advised to use motors as far as
The Chief Commissioner and Agent to !/ j j. 'J j 7
the Governor-General in Baluchistan. possible in order to avoid delay in
NOTE - Military Officers taking part in the Procession or privileged to appear on Selim-
garh platform will, if they are 011 inspection duty with troops lining the roads, be allowed to
pi oeeed either to the Lahore Gate of the Foi tor to the Sallyports by any route most con-
venient to them.
18 THE STATE ENTEY. (
The Agent to the Governor-General in r fiddling ti 6 Ridge PaviLlOil after
The nt Sm I Jrai a ' officer commimdinK, the departure of Their Majesties
*%**,**. Pom the SeUmgarh * M (*
The Commissioner of Delhi. below), and dlSO Oil account OJ the
salutes to be fired from the Batteries on the Itidye.
17. Drivers' Passes. Drivers should wear the special yellow and
white badges " for certain High Officials."
IS. Admission Tickets. None will be required.
19. Time of Starting and Arrival. Carriages should be timed to
arrive at the Sallyports not later than 9-15 A.M.
20. Parking. Carriages will be parked in the ditch near the
Sallyports, in the order shown on the badges.
21. Members of His Majesty's Suite. The above arrangements
also apply to the members of His Majesty's suite who arrive in Delhi
in advance of His Majesty, and do not take part in the Procession.
D
22. Pardah Ladies specially invited to view the procession from
the Delhi Gate of the Fort will proceed by the same routes as the
Ruling Chiefs in whose camps they are resident, as far as the Lahore
Gate of Fort, but instead of entering the Lahore (rate will continue by
the Elgin lload to the Delhi Gate of the Fort.
23. Drivers 9 Passes. The special blue and white badge* for Pardah
Ladies will be worn by drivers.
24. Admission Tickets. Invitation tickets ^Lould be
shown.
25. Time of Starting and Arrival. Political Officers will arrange
time of starting ; carriages must arrive at Delhi Gate not later than
9-15 A.M.
26. Parking. Carriages will bo parked in the order of hadges
behind the married quarter barracks to the west of f lain road of the
Fort. 4
27. Departure. Pardah Ladies will leave by the Delhi Gate of the
Fort after the Processions have left the Fort.
.
28. Press representatives who are invited to view the arrival of
Their Majesties at Selimgarh Station will proceed there direct by the
icute described in paragraph*16 above.
NOTE. -A few selected Prehs representatives will be able to view the arrival of Their
MajeHtieu at Selimftarh Station, or can Kee from the overhead bndtfo above the Fort Gate the
reception of Their Majesties by the Ruling Chiefs. These representatives can then drive
ntraufht back to the Ridge Flagstaff Tower and Ridge Road by motor (rirfc advice pant. 1<>
above).
29. Drivers' Passes. A special drivers' pass (yellow, square,
with red band numbered, Xo. 1 ) will be issued for the occasion. The
THE STATE ENTRY. 19
Officer-in-charge, Press djnp, will be responsible for the issue of these
passes, which will be given only to residents in the camp. Each resident
should receive a pass.
30. Ticket of Admission will be required and must be
produced ; a special ticket will be issued by the Invitation Bureau.
31. Time of Arrival. Carriages must arrive at the Sallyports not
later than 8-45 A.M.
32. Parking. Carriages will be parked in the Fort ditch separately
from those of High Officials.
F
33. Representatives of British India and all- visitors receiving
tickets for the Ridge Pavilion will proceed to the pavilion by two
routes according to the position of their camps. (1) Red "Route, those
resident in the city and in the area east of Ridge or north of Mall will
approach by the Flagstaff Tower and Ridge Road. (2) Blue Route,
those resident in the area lying south of the Mall and west of the Ridge,
also residents in the Cavalry and Provincial camps, will approach oid
Central Avenue, Malkaganj and Roshanara Roads, or Grand Trunk
Road and Roshanara Road.
Visitors are adrised whenever possible to take the Light Railway
to Hindu Rao's Station. Means of conveyance will be provided from
the station to the pavilion.
34. Time of Arrival. All visitors must he at the Pavilion by
10-30 A.M. at which time the roads will be closed.
35. Drivers 9 Passes. The pass to be worn by coachmen for route
(1) is the square red pass numbered No. 2 ; for route (2) the square
blue pass numbered No. 3.
36. Admission Tickets. Visitors will receive invitation tickets
which will indicate; number and position of their seat. These
tickets must be produced.
37. Parking. Carriages of visitors coming by route (1) will turn
sharp to the right at the pavilion, thence pass along Chanburja Road
und be parked down Imperial Avenue Road. Carriages approaching by
route (2) will be parked along Ridge Road towards Mutiny Memorial.
G
38. Spectators occupying seat* in the stands on Khas Road
or Esplanade Road will drive \.id Kashmir Gate and Lothian Bridge
along the Elgin Road, and up by the Chandni Chowk to the open space
between the Elgin and Esplanade Roads, and set down to the rear of
the stands where their carriages will be parked. They must be in
their scats by 10-15 A.M. Those using the Town Hall stand will
drive via Kashmir Gate, Lothian Road, Queen's Road and through the
Queen's Garden to the back of the Town Hall where their carriages
will be parked. They must be in their seats by 10-30 A.ic.
20 THE STATE ENTRY.
PABT II.
Further notes regarding State Entry ; Procedure at
Ridge Pavilion, etc.
1. After Their Majesties have left the Selimgarh Bastion those
High Officials who do not take part in the State processions will at
once drive to the Ridge Pavilion, by the Alipur and Flagstaff Koads.
On reaching the Pavilion, their motors will turn to the right down
Chauburja Road and be parked in the Imperial Avenue, a special park-
ing ground being reserved for them.
2. Those Press representatives who are not invited to view the
arrival at Selimgarh, can view the procession from the stand on the
Khas Iload opposite the Delhi Gate. These will be conveyed back to
the Eidge Pavilion vid flagstaff Tower and Ridge Road.
A certain number of Press representatives will be given seats in
the Town Hall stand. They will be conveyed back to the Ridge
Pavilion by the route shown in para. 38 above.
They should exhibit to the Police the square yellow Pass marked
No. 1 and should travel in motors.
The remainder of the Press representatives should proceed from the
Press Cam}) direct to the Ridge Pavilion.
The root' of the Chauburja Mosque will be reserved for those repre-
sentatives who wish to use it.
3. The President, Durbar Committee, will give the yellow pass marked
No. 1 to certain other privileged persons who will be allowed to pro-
ceed on these passes from the stands on the Khas Road ^o the Ridge
Pavilion, in the same way as Press representatives, provided they
drive in motors.
4. The carriages of Heads of Provinces taking part in Procession
A will on arrival at the Ridge Pavilion be moved down the Ridge by
Chauburja Road past the Cadet Corps and Press Camj^ and be parked
with their escorts in order of precedence along the uoshanara Road.
After the Royal Procession and Chiefs Procession have passed through
the Pa\ ilion, the carriages will be moved up into the Pavilion in order
that Heads of Provinces may drive direct to their Camps.
5. Other spectators will not move from their seats until the carriages
of the Heads of Provinces referred tt> above have left the Pavilion.
The carriages of the other High Officials whose coachmen wear the
special yellow badge for certain High Officials will then be brought up
in serial order and af terwams those of other spectators.
6. Members of His Majesty's suite not taking part in the procession
will drive to the stand at the Town Hall or to the Pavilion on Ridge
as they may prefer. The drivers should wear the special " yelloiv and
white ladge for certain High Officials." They will approach the
Pavilion on Ridge by the Flagstaff Tower and Ridge Road.
CHAPTER IV.
Reception of Ruling Chiefs by His
. . . Imperial Majesty. . . .
On Thursday the 7th, Friday the 8th and Saturday the 9th
of December His Imperial Majesty will receive those Ruling Chiefs
who are entitled to a salute. The times fixed for the ceremony in each
case will be communicated to Political Officers.
The reception will take place in the Audience Chamber in His
Imperial Majesty's camp.
Directions regarding Routes, etc.
1. Political Officers will arrange with the Inspector-General of Police
regarding the time of departure and arrival of Ruling Chiefs. The
special drivers 9 laiges for Ruling Chiefs (red and white) should be
worn by drivers.
2. Escorts will be restricted as follows : Chiefs with 17 guns and
over, 2 non-commissioned officers and 12 men ; Chiefs with 15 guns
and under, 1 non-commissioned officer and 8 men.
CHAPTER V.
The All-India King Edward
Memorial.
General Note.
The scheme for a Memorial to His late Majesty King
Edward the VII was inaugurated by His Excellency the
Earl of Minto. Lord Minto's intention was that the
Memorial should be subscribed to by all classes throughout
India ; the maximum amount for any individual sub-
scriber was therefore limited to Us. 5,000 and a total of
Rs. 5,00,000 was aimed at. This amount was sub-
scribed in little over a year, the total number of subscribers
exceeding 75,000. c
The Memorial will take the form of a bronze equestrian
statue of the late King-Emperor, on a pedestal of red Agra
sandstone. It will stand in a garden on the open ground
between the Jumma Mas j id and the Fort.
The statue is being prepared by Sir Thomas Brock, and
the pedestal on which it will stand is being built from
designs by the same sculptor.
Ceremonial Programme of the
Unveiling of c the Memorial Tablet.
Friday, 8th December, at 3-30 P.M
1. Their Excellencies the Governor- General and The Lady Hardinge
of Penshurst will leave their Camp at 2-35 P.M. with an escort of
ALL-INDIA KING EDWARD MEMORIAL. 23
Cavalry. Their Excellencies will be accompanied by the Military
Secretary and one A.-IX-C.
2. On the arrival of Their Excellencies, the Guards of Honour
mounted at the entrance will salute, and the Members of the Com-
mittee consisting of
The Hon'ble Mr. 11. W. Carlyle, C.S.T., C.I.E.,
The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Muker jee,
The Hon'ble Mr. 11 Robertson, c.s.r., C.I.E.,
The Hon'ble Sir A. II. McMahon, K.C.I.K., c.s.r.,
The Hon'ble Mr. W. B. Gordon, c.r.E.,
The Hon'ble Mr. C. W. N. Graham,
The Hon'ble Sir V. D, Thakersey, Kt.,
The Hon'ble Khan Zullikar All Khan,
The Hon'ble Malik Umar Hay at Khan, C.I.E.,
The Hon'ble Sir Arthur Tver, Kt., C.I.E. (Honorary
Treasurer),
Kaja Sir Harnam Singh, X.C.T.E.,
Mr. J. II. DuBoulay, C.T.E.,
Colonel C. M. Dallas,
Captain J. Mackenzie (Honorary Secretary),
and the Executive Officers in charge of the work will be presented.
3. Her Excellency will be conducted to her seat by the Honorary
Secretary to the Committee and an A.-D.-C.
4. Their Imperial Majesties will leave the Royal Pavilion at 2-5&
P.M. with a Field Officer's escort consisting of one squadron of British
and one squadron of Indian Cavalry. A Guard of Honour with Band
and Colours drawn up in front of the Royal Pavilion will give a Royal
Salute as they a$>pear, and a Royal Salute will be fired from the Fort
as the Procession starts.
5. The Procession will be formed as follows :
Two Privates British Cavalry.
Interval of 60 yards.
One Squadron British Cavalry.
Interval of BO yards.
* State Landau dk T^ i x> v
"" R y al Carriage
With British Officer on either Bide.
Haifa horse length interval.
Carriage escort of 2 N.-C.-Os.
Standard Bearer and 4 Privates British Cavalry.
24 ALL-INDIA KING EDWARD MEMORIAL.
Other Carriages included in the recession.
Interval of SO yards.
One Squadron Indian Cavalry.
Interval of GO yards.
One N. C. O. Indian Cavalry.
Interval of(>0 yards.
Two Sowars Indian Cavalry.
6. The route to be followed will bo, Alipore lload, Kashmir Gale,
ami Elgin lload.
7. Their Imperial Majesties will be received by His Excellency the
Governor-General, the Members of the Executive Committee, and others
connected with the work who will be presented to Their Imperial
Majesties by the Governor-General and the Senior Member of the
Committee.
8. On the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties at the entrance to the
garden the Guards of Honour will salute and the Itoyal Standard will
be hoisted on the Delhi Gate on the Fort.
9. During the presentation of the Committee, after the above salute,
a procession will be formed as follows :
Two Members of II. E. the Governor-General's Staff.
Two A -D.-Cs.
Two Equerries in waiting.
Their Imperial Majesties.
His Excellency the Governor-General.
Their Imperial Majesties' Suite in attendance.
Members of the Executive Committee.
10. The two Guards of Honour furnished by the senior British and
Indian Regiments present at Delhi, of which the late King- Emperor
was Colonel-in-Chief, will be placed on either side of ftie road leading
from the entrance of the enclosure to tie platform.
Detachments of all Corps present at Delhi of whom the late King
Emperor was Colonel- in-Chief will be placed round the perimeter of the
enclosure. The Standards or Colours and the massed Bands of these
regiments will be grouped in a convenient place.
11. On the arrival of the head of the procession at the platform,
the members of the Suite preceding Their Imperial Majesties will
halt and face inwards.
12. Their Imperial Majesties will be conducted to their seats by
His Excellency the Governor-General and the remainder of the Suite
will take their seats close to the Royal Dais.
The Members of the Executive Committee will proceed to the
places allotted to them.
ALL-INDIA KING EDWARD MEMORIAL. 25
13. As the procosskn advances a flourish of trumpets will be
sounded by the trumpeters stationed round the platform and all
present will rise and remain standing until Their Imperial Majesties
are seated.
14. His Excellency the Governor-General will, then, present an
address to His Imperial Majesty on behalf of the Executive Committee,
to whom the Memorial scheme has been entrusted.
His Imperial Majesty, nfter replying, will advance to the base of
the pedestal accompanied by Her Imperial Majesty, and will unveil
the Memorial Tablet.
15. The assembled troops will give a Hoyal Salute, the massed
Bands will play the National Anthem and a salute of 101 guns will
be fired by the Battery stationed near the Water-Gate of the Fort.
The Senior Member of the Executive Committee will then hand a
miniature of the proposed statue to His Excellency, who will ask His
Imperial Majesty to graciously accept it.
10. All present will rise as Their Imperial Majesties advance to the
pedestal and will remain standing throughout the remainder of the
Ceremony.
17. On the completion of the Ceremony Their Imperial Majesties
will take their departure, a procession being formed as on arrival and
the Guards of Honour will give the Royal Salute.
18. The Order of Procession on return will be the same as for
arrival, and a Royal Salute will bo given by the Guard of Honour on
duty at the Royal Pavilion on Their Imperial Majesties' arrival there.
19. The voute will be lined throughout with troops.
20. After the departure of Their Imperial Majesties, Their Ex-
cellencies will return to Cam}), the same formalities being observed as
on their arrival.
21. All spectators should be in their places by 2-55 P.M.
22. LENEE DRESS WILL BE WOR^ BY GENTLEMEN ENTITLED TO
WEAR ITNIOR r AND MORNING DRESS BY OTHERS. LADIES WILL
WEAR MoRNixa DRESS.
Instructions for Routes, Passes, etc.
A. Ruling Chiefs and High Officials.
1. Route. Rnling Chiefs and High Officials have the choice of two
roads to the Mori Gate :
(a) Vii the Mall, Khyber Pass and Rajpur Road; but the
portion of this route from the Khyber Pass to the junction
of Rajpur Road will not be available after 2-35 P.M.
26 ALL-INDIA KING EDWARD MEMORIAL.
(b) Vid the Prince's Road, Central A\enuc, Imperial Avenue,
Chauburja Road, Raj pur Road and Boulevard Road.
From the Mori Gate the route will be across the Dufferin Bridge
Did the Queen's Gardens and Chandni Chauk to Esplanade Koad and
to the north entrance to the Memori t al Garden on TChas Road, walking
thence to their seats in A and F Blocks.
2. Drivers' Badges. Red with white hand for Ruling Chiefs and
yellow with white band for High Officials.
3. Admission Tickets. Invitation Cards must be
shown.
4. Time of Arri ral .2-55 P.M.
5. Parking. Empty carriages and motors will continue down tin*
Khas Road and turn to the left where they will be parked behind the
Spectators' Stands. There will be two parks flagged red and white
and yellow and white for the carriages and motors of Ruling Chiefs
and High Officials, respectively.
6. Departure. -Departure will be by the same route 1 and carriages
and motors will be called up as required.
B. Visitors with Tickets for Block B.
7. "Route. Same as paragraph 1 : visitors will walk from the
entrance to their seats in B Block on the right of the approach
road.
8. Drivers' Passes. Red star" shape, numbered Xo. 12.
9. Admission Tickets. Invitation Cards must be
shown
10. Time of Arri ral for carriages. 2-45 P.M.
11. Parking. Kmpty carriages and motors will continue down the
Khas Road and turn to the left where they will be partted behind the
Spectators' Stands. The parking ground will be flagged red.
C. Other Invited Guests, with Tickets for
Block P.
12. Route. Other invited guests after passing the Dufferin
Bridge and the north-east ^ate of the Queen's Gardens will turn
to the right and leaving the gardens at the Towu Hall, will cross
Chandni Chauk and proceed along Egertou Road past the Jumma
Masjid to the south entrance to the Garden. The entrance will be
flagged blue.
13. Drivers' Passes. Blue, star shape, numbered No. 13.
ALL-INDIA KING EDWARD MEMORIAL. 27
14. Admission Tit kefs. Invitation Cards must be
shown.
L5. Time of Arrival. 2-55 P.M. at latest.
16. Par HJI^. Empty carriages will proceed along the same road
and then turn" to the left to the parking ground, which will be
flagged bine.
L7. Departure. Carriages will not be permitted to leave the
parking ground until the Ruling Chiefs and High Officials have
departed, after which they will return by the route by which they
arrived.
D- General Public.
18. Spectators having seats on the stands along the Khas Road
must proceed to their stands via the Chandni Chauk as the traffic
along the Ksplanade Road will be closed after 12-55 o'clock except for
Special Pass-holders.
19. Carriages will be diverted from the Chandni Chauk to the
right on to the Maidan or open space between Esplanade and Elgin
Roads, and will be parked north of the carriages of the Ruling
Chiefs and High Officials. Spectators must proceed on foot from
the parking ground to the stands. Carriages will not be allowed to
leave the parking ground until all the Killing Chiefs and High
Officials have passed into the Chandni Chauk.
CHAPTER VI.
Military Church Parade.
General Note.
On Sunday, December 10th, Their Imperial Majesties
will attend a Military Church parade on Jagatpur Island,
opposite the Delhi Garrison Troops Camp. They will
reach the Parade ground at 10-30 A.M.
The service will be attended by about 8,000 troops and
by officers and their families ; a small number of scats will
be allotted to residents in the civil camps. There will be
no accommodation for other visitors from the civil camps.
Instructions regarding Routes, Passes, etc.,
for the Military Church Parade. .
Their Imperial Majesties will leave the King-Emperor*s Camp at
10 A.M. and take the following routes . Kingsway, The Mail, Corona-
tion Road, Military Road, Island Road, Jagatpur Island.
2. They will return by the following route : Jagatpur Island
Road, Sirhind Road, Kings way.
3. Roads to be closed. The route via Kingsway smd Coronation
Road will be closed to all traffic from 9-30 A.M. until alter the Royal
Procession has passed.
4. Che return route will le closed as follows :
Island and Sirhind Roads and Kingsway from Sirhind Road
to Dahirpur from 11-20 A.M. Kingsway from Dahirpur to King's Camp
from 11-35 A.M.
5. In addition to the Coronation Road before the hour of 9-30 A.M.
the following routes will be open to persons attending the Service :
(i) Wa/irabad Road or Magazine Road to Jagatpur Island
Bridges ;
(ii) Sirhind Road and Island Road.
6. With the exception of those who have tickets for the Service civil-
ians will not be allowed to cross the Jagatpur Island Bridges after 8 A.M.
CHAPTER VII.
Presentation of Colours.
General Note.
At 11 A.M. on Monday, the llth, the King-Emperor
will present colours on the polo ground to the following
Regiments :
I BRITISH.
1st Battalion, The Northumberland Fusiliers.
RAISKD 1674.
Battle Honours of The Northumberland Fusiliers.
Wilhclmstahl. Eadajoz. Lucknow.
St. Lucia, 1778. Salamanca. Afghanistan, 1878-80.
Rolica. Vittoria. Khartoum.
Vhuiera. Nivctte. South Africa, 1899-
Corunna. Orthcz. 1902.
Bnsaco. Toulouse. Modeler River.
Ciudad Rodrigo. Peninsula.
1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry.
RAISED 1758.
Battle Honours of The Durham Light Infantry.
Salamanca. Koosh-Ab. Inkerman.
Pyrenees. South Africa, 1899- Persia.
Orthez. 1909. Bushire.
Alma. Vittoria. Xew Zealand.
Sebastopol. Nivottc. Relief of Ladysmith.
Reshire. Peninsula.
2nd Battalion, The Black Watch.
RAISED 1779.
Battle Honours of The Black WaU-h (Royal Highlanders}.
The Sphinx, superscribed " Egypt. "
Guadeloupe, 17^9. Corunna. Orthez.
Havannah. Fuentes d'Onor. Peninsula.
Mangalore. Nivette. South Africa, 184-6-7,
1851-2-3.
30 PRESENTATION OF COLOURS.
Sebastopol. Scringapataui. Alma.
Ashantee. Busaco. Lucknow.
Tel-cl-Kebir. Pyrenees. Egypt, 1882-1884.
Kirbekan. Nive. Nile, 1884-85.
Martinique, 1762. Toulouse-. South Africa, 1899-
Mysore. Waterloo. 1902.
Paardeberg.
1st Battalion, The Seaforth Highlanders.
RAISED 1777.
Baffle Honours of The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire
Buffs, The Duke of Albany's}.
The Elephant, superscribed " Assays. "
Caruatic.
Hindoostan.
Maida.
South Africa, 1835.
Persia.
Lucknovv.
Peiwar Kotal.
Kabul, 1879.
Afghanistan, 1878-80. Koosh-ab.
Tel-el-Kebir. Central India.
Atbara. Charasiah.
South Africa, 1899-
1902. Kandahar, 1880.
Mysore. Egypt, 1882.
Tape of Good Hope,
1806. Chitral.
Java. Khartoum.
Sehastopol . Paawleberg .
2nd Battalion, The Gordon Highlanders.
RAISED 1794. *
Battle Honours of The Gordon Highlanders.
The Sphinx, superscribed " Egypt " j The Royal Tiger, superscribed
India."
Mysore. Egypt, L882, 1884. South Africa, 1835.
Eguiont-op-Zee. .Nile, 1884-85. Lucknow.
Comnna. Tirali. Kabul, 1879.
Almaraz. Defence of Ladysniith. Afghanistan, 1878-80.
Pyrenees. Seringapatam. Tel-el-Kebir.
Orthex. Mandora. Chitral.
Waterloo. Fuentes-d'Onor* South Africa, 1899-
Delhi. Vittoria. 1902.
Charasiah. Nive. Paardeberg.
Kandahar, 1880. Pcnin*ula.
1st Battalion, The Highland Light Infantry.
RAISED 1777.
Battle Honours of The Highland Light Infantry.
The Elephant, superscribed "Assaye" ... The Castle and Key,
Ciudad Rodrigo.
Almara/.
Vittoria.
Nivette.
Orthez.
Peninsula.
South Africa, 1851-2-3
Central India.
Tel-el-Kebir.
Moddor River.
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superscribed " Gibraltar, 1780-83," and with the motto " Montis
Insignia Calpe " underneath.
Caruatii*. Waterloo.
Mysore. Sebastopol.
Seringapatauu Egypt, 1882.
Roleia. South Africa, 1899-
Coruima. 1902.
Fuentes d'Onor. Sholinghur.
Kadajoz. Hindoostan.
Salamanca. Cape of Good Hope,
Pyrenees. 1806.
Nive. Vimicra.
Toulouse. Husaco.
1st Battalion, The King's Own Scottish
Borderers.
RAFSKD 1688.
JJattl>c Honours of The King's Own Scottish Borderers.
The Sphinx, superscribed " Egypt."
Xanmr, 1695. Martinique, 1809. Tirah.
Minden. Afghanistan, 1878-80. South Africa, 1900-02.
Kgmont-op-Zee. Chitral. Paardeberg.
1st Battalion, The Connaught Rangers.
RAISED 1793.
Battle Honours of The Conncwght Rangers.
The Sphinx, superscribed " Egypt. "
t^eringapatain.
Talavera.
Husaco.
Fuentes d'Onor.
<_'iudad Rodrigo.
Uadajoz.
Salaniaiw-a.
Vittoria.
Pyrenees.
Nivette.
Orthez.
Toulouse.
Peninsula.
Alma.
Inkenimn.
Sehastopol.
Central India.
South Africa, 1877-9.
South Africa, 1899-
1902.
Relief of Ladysmith.
II. INDIAN.
18th Infantry.
RAISED 1795.
Battle Honour of the 18th Infantry.
Burma, 1885-1887.
32 PRESENTATION OF COLOUBS.
90th Punjabis;
RAISED 1799.
Battle Honours of the 90th Punjabis.
Ava. Afghanistan, 1878-80. Burma, 1885-87.
Ceremonial on the occasion of the Presen-
tation of Colours to the British Battalions. .
The 4 parade will be drawn up in the form of a hollow square.
Battalions in quarter column, at the slope, with bayonets fixed.
Officers and old colours taking post in review order.
The senior Major and senior Subaltern of each battalion will be on
the right and the second senior Major and second senior Subaltern on
the left of the old colours in the line of officers of their battalion.
All officers except the General Officer Commanding the parade and
his staff, dismounted.
The General Officer Commanding the parade and two staff officers
mounted, 15 paces in front of the interval between the Seaforth
Highlanders and the Gordon Highlanders.
The massed bands will be behind the interval between the Seaforth
Highlanders and the Gordon Highlanders.
The massed pipes behind the interval bet w eon the Seaforth High-
landers and the Black Watch. *
The massed drums and bugles behind the interval between the
Gordon Highlanders and the Highland Light Infantry.
One big drum and one side drum from each battalion will be placed
in the form of a triangleapex towards the Royal Standard.
The apc'x drums of the Coniiaught Hangers 30 ^>aces from the
position that will be occupied by His Imperial Majesty. The drums
of the Northumberland Fusiliers an<> Durham Light Infantry, four
paces apart, six paces in rear of the drums of the Coniiaught Hangers.
The drums of the live Scottish battalions in a semi-circle, horns away
from the Royal Standard, and the head six paces in rear of the drums
of the Northumberland Fusiliers and ihirham Light Infantry.
The new colours will be placed unfurled on the drums, draped
towards the Royal Standard, the King's colour on the right.
One colour-sergeant and fivo sergeants (with bayonets fixed) from
each battalion will be in charge of, and one pace immediately behind,
the pile of drums of their own regiment.
The Bishop and Chaplains will form up in line six paces from and
facing the drums, in front of the intervals between battalions a
follows :
PRESENTATION OF COLOURS. 33
Church of England . . In front of the interval between
the Northumberland Fusiliers
and the Durham Light Infantry.
Church of Scotland . . In front of the interval between
the Seaforth Highlanders and
the Gordon Highlanders.
Roman Catholic, . . .In front of the interval between
the King's Own Scottish Bor-
derers and the Comiaught Ran-
gers.
As the Royal procession reaches the Royal Standard, the General
Officer Commanding the parade will give the Command Royal salute
Present arms.
His Imperial Majesty will inspect the troops as they stand in
hollow square.
(His Imperial Majesty will dismount.)
As soon as His Imperial Majesty has dismounted, the guards on the
new colours, taking their time from the Counaught Rangers, will form
simultaneously towards and march back in quick time to their
battalions, passing by the outer flanks.
The Chaplains of the Church of England will thetti come to the
front, and having placed themselves in rear of the drums of the
English regiments, facing His Imperial Majesty, will read the
consecration service. At its conclusion they will retire behind
His Imperial Majesty, passing by the right of the drums. *,.-
At the same time as the Church of England Chaplains move off, the
Church of Scotland Chaplains will advance and act as above, placing
themselves within the semi-circle of the drums and colours of the
Scottish regiments, facing His Imperial Majesty. The Chaplains will
retire in the same manner as those of the Church of England.
Similarly, th -> Roman Catholic Chaplains will carry out the conse-
cration of the colours of the Connaught Rangers, placing themselves
in rear of the colours of that battalion, facing His Imperial Majesty.
The Chaplains will retire behind His Imperial Majesty passing by the
left of the drums.
The Commanding Officers, the two senior Majors and the two senior
Subalterns of each battalion will advance in line in quick time
(swords at the " Carry ") on to their new colours.
The Commanding Officer will halt fou** paces in rear and the four
officers for the colours two paces in rear of the drums of their own
battalion.
All officers will then salute and return swords, taking the time from
the front.
The senior Major of each battalion will take up the King's colour
and the next senior Major will take up the regimental colour.
D
34 PRESENTATION OF COLOURS.
When all officers are in position and the new colours taken up, the
Majors and Subalterns for colours ]will advance, moving by the outer
flanks of the drums, and form up in three columns in front of the
drums of the Connaught Hangers, the front of centre column being
ten paces from His Imperial Majesty. At the same time Commanding
Officers will form up in line four paces in front of the drums of the
Connaught Rangers
Colour parties will then advance in slow time, in succession, in
the order battalions attend on parade, and receive their new colours.
The massed bands will commence to play a " Troop " as soon as
the iirst colour party advances to receive the new colours.
The procedure will be as follows :
The senior Major of the Northumberland Fusiliers, carrying the
King's colour will place himself on His Imperial Majesty's left,
facing him, the second senior Major similarly carrying the regimental
colour, will place himself on His Imperial Majesty's right, facing him.
The two senior Subalterns will halt one pace in front of His Imperial
Majesty (the senior on the right) and face His Imperial Majesty.
The senior Major will hand the King's colour to His Imperial
Majesty, from whom the senior Subaltern will receive it, sinking on
the right knee.
Similarly the second senior Major will hand the regimental colour
to His Imperial Majesty and the second senior Subaltern will receive
it sinking on the right knee.
Both Subalterns will then rise, the two senior officers salute with
the right hand and all four officers will move to the ri^it and return
to their position behind their drums ; the two Majors will take post
echeloned outwards one pace in front of the Subalterns with the
colours.
When the colour party of the Northumberland Fusiliers lias moved
off five paces, the colour party of the Durham Li^Jit Infantry will
advance.
The procedure will be the same for the remaining battalions in
succession.
The massed bands will cease playing as soon as the last colour party
is in position behind their drums.
As soon as all the regiments have deceived their new colours and
colour parties have taken up their position in rear of the drums, the
Commanding Officers will advance in slow time and halt ten paces in
front of His Imperial Majesty and, facing him, salute with the right
hand. The Officer Commanding the Northumberland Fusiliers, who
will be on the right of the line, will be immediately opposite to His
Imperial Majesty.
Commanding Officers will advance in succession and His Imperial
Majesty will hand an address to each battalion commander. As each
PBESENTATION OF COLOURS. 35
Commanding Officer receives his address, he will salute and move off to
the right and fall in two paces in rear of his colours, his place in front
of His Imperial Majesty being taken by the next Commanding- Officer,
when the officer who preceded him has moved off five paces.
During the movements as above, the massed bands will again play
a " Troop."
The Officers carrying the new colours will let the colours fly as the
Commanding Officers move forward and will return to the " Carry "
when Commanding Officers have moved into their positions behind the
colours.
As soon as all Commanding Officers are in position the drums will
commence a " lloll. " On the first beat of the drums, the Commanding
Officers and the Majors of the colour parties will draw swords. All
will then form towards their own battalions, and the roll of drums will
cease. The massed bands will then strike up the Grenadier March, to
which the parties will move to a position facing their own battalion
and J5 paces from it. In this position each Commanding Officer will
remain two paces in rear of his party, and the two Majors will take
post echeloned outwards, two paces in front of the colours.
Battalions will present arms.
The old colours flying will march to the rear by the outer flank of
their battalions in slow time. The old colours, when in positions in
rear of the battalion, will be cased.
The massed bands will play " Auld Lang Syne" whilst the old
colours march to the rear, but will cease playing as soon as the colours
reach No. 2 Company.
These commands will be given in succession after the old colours
reach No. 2 Company and the bands cease playing.
The new colours will take post, colours being let fly. The massed
bands will play " God save the King/'
The troops w ; ll order anus as soon as the new colours are in position.
(iris Imperial Majesty the King-Kmperor will mount.)
Officers and men will remove choir head-dress and give three cheers.
(His Imperial Majesty will then withdraw.)
The troops will remain at the " Present " until His Imperial
Majesty has left- the parade ground.
The troops will remain on the ground until the order to march
home is given.
Ceremonial on the occasion of the Presenta-
tion of colours to Indian Regiments :
The parade will be drawn up in the form of a hollow square.
Regiments in quarter column of double companies, at the slope,
36 PRESENTATION OF COLOURS.
with bayonets fixed. Officers suul old colours taking post in review
order.
(N.B.-TtK' old colours will bi> can led hv the Sni and 1th m-moi jemadars.)
The senior double company commander uiul the senior jemadar of
each regiment will be on the right and the second senior double
company commander and jemadar on the left of the old colours, in the
line of officers of their battalion.
All officers except the (Jeneral Officer Commanding the parade and
his staff, dismounted.
The General Officer Commanding the parade and two staff officers
mounted 15 paces in front of the centre of the 18th Infantry.
The. massed bands and drums will be behind the centre of the 18th
Infantry.
One big drum and one side drum from each battalion will be placed
in the centre of the square in line four paces apart and 1JO paces from
the Royal Standard.
The new colours will be placed unfurled on the drums, draped
towards the Royal {Standard, the King's colour on the right.
One colour-havildar and two havildars (with bayonets iixed) from
each regiment will be in charge of, and one pace immediately behind,
the pile of drums of their own regiment.
As the Royal procession reaches the Royal Standard, the General
Officer Commanding the parade will give the command Royal
salute Present arms.
The massed bands will play the National Anthem throftgh.
His Majesty will inspect the troops as they stand in hollow square.
(His Imperial Majesty will dismount.)
As soon as His Imperial Majesty has dismounted, the guards on
the new colours, taking their time from the 18th Infantry, will form
simultaneously towards and march back in quick time to their batta-
lions, passing by the outer flanks.
The Commanding Officer, the two t >nior double company command-
ers and the two senior jemadars of each regiment will advance in line
in quick time (swords at the " Carry ") on to their new colours.
The Commanding Officer will halt four paces in rear and the
British and Indian Officers for the colours two paces in rear of the
drums of their own regiment.
All officers will then salute and return swords, taking the time
from the right.
The senior double company commander of each battalion will take
up tho King's colour and the next senior double company commander
will take up the regimental colour.
When all officers are in position and the new colours taken up,
the double company commanders and jemadars for colours will advance
PRESENTATION OF COLOURS. 37
moving by the right () f their drums and form up in column in front
of the drums, the front of the column being ten paces from His
Imperial Majesty. At the same time Commanding Officers will form
up in line four paces in front of the drums.
Colour parties will then advance in slow time, in succession, in the
order battalions stand on parade, and receive their new colours.
The massed bands will commence to play a " Troop " as soon as the
lirst colour party advances to receive the new colours.
The procedure will be as follows :
The senior double company commander of the 18th Infantry
carrying the King's colour will place himself on His Imperial
Majesty's left facing him, the second senior double company
commander similarly carrying the regimental colour will place himself
on His Imperial Majesty's right, facing him.
The two jemadars will halt one pace in front of His Imperial
Majesty (the senior on the right) and face His Imperial Majesty.
The senior double company commander \\ill hand the King's colour
to His Imperial Majesty, from whom the senior jemadar will receive
it, sinking on the right knee
Similarly the second senior double company commander will hand
the regimental colour to His Imperial Majesty and the second senior
jemadar will receive it sinking on the right knee.
Both jemadars will then rise, the two double company commanders
salute with the right hand and all four officers \\i\\ move to the right
and return t o their position behind their drums; the tuo double
company commanders \\i\\ take post, echeloned outwards, one pace in
front of the jemadars with the colour.
When the colour party of the ISth Infantry has moved off live
paces, the colour party of the 90th Infantry will advance, and will
move to the left after the presentation of their colour.
The massed bands will cease playing as soon as the last colour party
is in position behind their drums.
As soon as all the regiments have received their new colours and
colour parties have taken up their position in rear of the drums, the
Commanding Officers will advance in line in slow time and halt ten
paces in front of His Imperial Majesty and facing him, and salute
with the right hand. The Officer Commanding the 18th Infantry, who
will bo on the right of the line, will be immediately opposite to His
Imperial Majesty.
Commanding Officers will then advance in succession and His
Imperial Majesty will hand an address to each. As each Commanding
Officer receives his address, he will salute and move off to the right
and fall in two paces in rear of his colours, his place in front of His
Imperial Majesty being taken by the next Commanding Officer.
38 PRESENTATION OF COLOURS.
During the movements as above, the massed bands will again
play a " Troop."
The Officers carrying the ne\v colours will let the colours fly as the
Commanding Officers move forward and will return to the carry when
Commanding Officers have moved into their positions behind the
colours.
As soon as all Commanding Officers are in position, the drums will
commence a " Roll." On the first beat of the drums, the Commanding
Officers and the double company commanders of the colour parties will
draw swords. All will then form towards their own battalions, and
th roll of drums will cease. The massed bands will then strike up the
Grenadier March, to which the parties will move to a position facing
their own battalion and 15 paces from it. In this position each
Commanding Officer will remain two pares in rear of his party, and th
two double company commanders will take post, echeloned outwards,
two paces in front of the colours.
The regiments will present arms
The old colours flying will march to the rear by the outer flank of
their battalions in slow time. The old colours, when in position in rear
of the battalions, will be cosed.
The massed bands will play " Auld Lang Syne " whilst the old
colours march to the rear, but will cease playing as soon as the colours
reach \o. 2 double company.
These commands w ill be given in succession after t]je old colours
reuch Xo. 2 double* company and the bands cease playing.
The new colours will take post, colours being left fly
The massed bands will play "(toil Save the King.*'
The troops will order arms as soon as the new colours are in
position.
(His Imperial Majesty the King-Kmperor will mount.)
Officers and men will give three cheers, Hritish Officers removing
their head-dress.
The troops will remain on the ground until the order to march
home is given.
Instructions .regarding Routes, etc.
1. Routes. See Instructions regarding routes to Polo ground
(page 83).
2. Time of arrival : not later than 10-30 A.M.
3. Closure of roads. The following roads will he closed to
traffic :
PRESENTATION OF COLOURS. 39
(a) Kingsway from King's Camp to junction with Prince's
Road, from 10-30 A.M. to 11-10 A.M. and again from
12-30 P.M. to the departure of His Majesty.
(i) Prince's Hoad from junction with Kingsway to junction
with Bandstand Hoad 10-30 A.M. to the departure of
His Majesty.
4. Admission. On production of Polo membership badge ; or of
ticket of admission to the two roped enclosures for Ruling Chiefs and
High Officials. Military or Naval Officers in uniform and their
families will he admitted without production of tickets or badges.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Durbar.
General Note.
The Durbar will be hold sit noon on the 12tli December
in an arena composed of two amphitheatres on the same
site as that of Lord Lytton's Assemblage in 1877 and
Lord Curzon's Durbar in 1903. The smaller of these
amphitheatres, which contains about 12,000 seats, is Tor
the Governors, Commander- in- Chief, Lieutenant -Governors
and other high officials, the Hilling Chiefs, the Dnrbaris
from British India and Native States, the guests in
Government camps and privileged spectators. f Phe larger
one is intended for the general public and will accom-
modate over 50,000 persons. On it some six thousand
places will be reserved for school children and benches
will be erected to accommodate about 8,000 persons. The
remaining portions of it will be open to the public. The
arena will lx> occupied by some iJO,000 troops, representing
all the units present in Delhi.
After receiving the homage of the Governors, Chiefs
and Representatives of British India at the Royal shamiana
within the inner amphitheatre, Their Imperial Majesties
will appear at the Royal Pavilion in the centre of the Arena,
where the Royal Proclamation will be read before the
whole assemblage.
Their Imperial Majesties will then return to the Royal
shamiana, and the Durbar will close.
THE DURBAR. 41
Ceremonial Orders for the Durbar.
1. The Members of the Household, including 1 the Minister in
Attendance, will leave the King-Kmperor's Camp at 10-15 A.Af. and
will proceed by the King-sway- to the Durbar Amphitheatre, where
they will be conducted to their places.
2. Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Hardingc
will leave the King-Emperor's Camp at LI -10 A.M. with an escort of
one squadron of British Cavalry and one squadron of Indian
Cavalry.
On approaching the Amphitheatre their carriage will pass to the
right along the front of the Spectators' Mound, turn donn the
Centre Road and proceed to the left by the Circular Road to the
Durbar Shamiaiia \\hore they uill be received by the Goveriior-
Gcneral's Staff and conducted to their seats.
On arrival in the Amphitheatre they will be received with
salutes by the troops massed in the arena and by the Guards of Honour.
All present will rise and remain standing until Their Excellencies have
alighted and taken their seats.
3. Their Imperial Majesties the King-Emperor and Queen -Empress
Arrival of Their will drive from the Camp at IL-30 A.M. attended by
impci wi Mnjestu-s. t wo oquerries-hi-ttaitiiig on horseback and with an
escort of one Regiment British Cavalry, n Battery of Royal Horse
Artillery, the Body-Guard, Imperial Cadet Corps, and one Regiment of
Indian Cavalry.
The cortege will proceed to the Durbar Shamiana by the route
described above.
The Imperial Cadet Corps and tha Body -Guard will remain in the
procession throughout, but the remainder of the escort will leave the,
procession as it is about to ento. the Circular Road to pass in front of
the Amphitheatre and will form up outside the arena.
4. As their Imperial Majesties enter the Amphitheatre a salute* of
101 guns will be fired, and when they reach the Durbar Shamiana the
Royal Standard \vill be hoisted, u Royal Salute will be given by the
Guards of Honour and all the troops present, and the Massed Bands
will play the National Anthem.
Their Imperial Majesties will be received by His Excellency the
Governor-General as they alight from their carriage, and conducted
to their Thrones.
All present will rise as Their Imperial Majesties enter the arena and
will remain standing until they have taken their seats.
* The salute will he timed so us to terminate us Their Imperial Majesties
*ntor the Durbar Shuiniuna.
42 THE DURBAR.
On the conclusion of the salute, the Master of the Ceremonies will
obtain the Kiner- Emperor's command to open the
Opening of the Durbar. jx , o L l
The opening of the Durbar will be signalised by a flourish of
trumpets and roll of drums from the Massed Bands in the arena.
The King-Emperor has announced his gracious intention of then
addressing the assemblage.
6. After this the Governor-General, the High Officials and the
Ruling Chiefs will do homage in the following
(1) His Excellency the Governor-General.
(2) His Excellency the Commandcr-in-Chief and the Ordinary Members of
the Governor-General's Executive Council.
(3) The Ruling Chiefs in political relations with the Government of India
and the Agents to the Governor-General and Residents* in the
following territorial order, ..
(i) Hyderabad. (v) Rajputana.
(ii) Baroda. (vi) Central India.
(lii) Mysore. (vii) Baluchistan.
(iv) Kashmir. (\\\\) Sikkim and Bhutan.
(4) The Chief Justice and Puisne Judges of the High Court, Bengal.
(5) The Governor-General's Legislative Council.
(6) His Excellency the GovernorFof Madras.
(7) The Governor's Executive Council.
(8) Ruling Chiefs in political relations with the Government of Madras.
(9) Provincial Representatives of Madras.
(10) His Excellency the Governor of Bombay.
(11) The Governor's Executive Council. *
(12) Ruling Chiefs in political relations with the Government of Bombay.
(13) Provincial Representatives of Bombay.
(14) His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal.
(15) The Lieutenant-Governor's Executive Council.
(16) Ruling Chiefs of Bengal.
(17) Provincial Representatives of Bengal.
(181 His Honour the Lieutenant-Goverr Dr of the United Provinces.
(19) Ruling Chiefs of the United Provinces.
(20) Provincial Representatives of the United Provinces.
(21) His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab.
(22) Ruling Chiefs of the Punjab. 4
(23) Provincial Representatives of the Punjab.
(24) His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor of Burma.
(25) Ruling Chiefs of Burny\.
(26) Provincial Representatives of Burma.
(27) His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor of Eastern Bengal and Assam.
(28) Ruling Chiefs of Eastern Bengal and Assam.
_ (29) Provincial Representatives of Eastern Bengal and Assam.
* The Agents to the Governor-General and Residents will each precede their Chiefs and
remain until the last of these has done Homage.
THE DURBAR. 43
(30) The Tlon'ble the Chief Commissioner of the Central Provinces.
(31) Ruling Chiefs of the Central Provinces.
(32) Representatives of the Central Provinces.
(33) Representatives of Baluchistan.
(34) The Hon'blc the Chief Commissioner ol the North-West Frontier
Province.
(35) Representatives of the North-West Frontier Province.
7. At the conclusion of the ceremony the King-Emperor and Que<'n-
DiTSr Wh si"umam\ "til Empress will move* in procession from the Durbar
Royal Pavilion. ' ' Sliamiana to the Royal Pavilion.
Thoy will advance hand in hand, their Robes being held by Pages
and golden Umbrellas held over their heads.
Then will follow Their Excellencies the Governor-( General and Lady
Hardinge, the Minister in Attendance, His Highness the Duke of Teck,
the Duchess of Devonshire, and at a suitable interval the remainder of
the suite in attendance.
All will rise as the King- Emperor and Queen-Empress leave the
Thrones in the Dm bar Shamiana and will remain standing until
Their Imperial Majesties are seated in the Royal Pavilion.
Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Hardinge, the
Minister in Attendance and His Highness the Duke of Teck with the
Duchess of Devonshire, the Countess of Shaftesbury and the Hon'ble
Venetia Baring will stand on the second tier of the Royal Pavilion ;
His Excellency and Lady Hardinge on the right and the others above
named on the left of the Thrones, round which the Pnges will be
grouped.
The Staffs will stand on the next lower platform.
8. The Bands within the arena will then sound a summons to the
Heralds.
The Heralds, with the Trumpeters, who will be posted outside,
will reply with a ilourisli of trumpets and will ride
Proclamation. . *. y . . .., , ,, * .,, , ,. ...
up to the Amphitheatre. They will halt at the
entrance to the Centre Road beyond the Spectators' Mound and sound
another flourish of trumpets, /fhcy will then ride to the front of the
Royal Pavilion, form up and sound a third flourish.
The Herald will then be commanded to read in English the
Royal Proclamation announcing the Solemnity of His Imperial
Majesty's Coronation in London on the 22nd Juno 1911, after which
it will be read in Urdu by the Assistant Herald.
When the Proclamation has thus been read the Trumpeters will
sound another flourish.
As this flourish concludes, the Massed Bands will play the National
Anthem and the Guards of Honour and troops massed in the arena will
present arms. All the spectators will rise from their seats and remain
standing while the National Anthem is being played. On its com-
* The Massed Bands will play a March during the procession.
44 THE DURBAR.
pletion a salute of 101 guns by salvoes of batteries will be tired and
Uic troops outside the arena will tire a Jen rle joie.
When the Royal Salute lias been fired the Herald and Tnun-
Announcemeiit peters will sound a prolonged flourish, after which
His Excellency the Governor-General will make
such announcement as His Imperial Majesty may command.
The Herald and Trumpeters will then sound another flourish, and the
herald, raising his helmet, will call for three cheers first for the King-
Kmperor and then for the Queen- Empress which will be joined in by
all the spectators and the troops inside the Amphitheatre! As soon as
these cheers have subsided, the General Officer Commanding tho Troops
outside the arena will similarly call for cheers from them.
10. Their Imperial Majesties will then return to the Durbar Shamiana
iietum t<> Durbar in procession* as before, and when they arc again
siumiuna. seated the Trumpeters will sound another flourish,
after which the Herald and Trumpeters will retire from the arena.
The Master of the Ceremonies will next request the King-
Emperor's permission to close the Durbar, whereupon the Massed
Hands will play the National Anthem which will bo sung by the whole
assembly.
11. Their Imperial Majesties will then depart in the same manner
and with the same ceremonies as when they came.
ep! SSstl Their All present will remain standing until they have
left the arena.
The procession, will pass to the 1 Centre Road by the Circular
Road on the opposite side of the Durbar Shamiana to tluA, by which it
arrived, and when it reaches the end of the Centre Road will turn to
the left and proceed below the Spectators' Mound to the Prince's Road
and thence by .that route to the King-Emperor's Camp.
The first gun of the salute will be fired as the procession leaves the
arena by the Prince's Road.
After the departure of the Royal cortege, Their Excellencies the
Departure of ills Governor-General i nil Lady Hardinge will leave
Excellency the iJovt-r- the Durbar in the same way and with the same
nor-General and mem- < ,1. i j i , ,
hers of the Royal honours as on then* arrival, the spectators rising as
Household. ft\cy enter their carriage.
After the Governor- General, tho members of the Royal House-
hold will depart.
Departure of HiKh High Officials and Ruling Chiefs will then
officials and others. ) )e condficted to their carriages.
All others are requested to remain in their places until the above
have left, and they will then leave in the same manner as on arrival.
PULL DHESS WILL BE WORST. GENTLEMEN NOT ENTITLED TO WEAR
UNIFORM WILL APPEAR IN COURT OR MORNING DRESS.
* Massed Bands will play a March during the procession.
THE DURB/VR. 45
Instructions regarding Routes, Passes, etc.
for the Durbar*
A. Ruling Chiefs.
1. Routes. Killing Chiefs will drive to the Amphitheatre by the
most convenient road converging on King'SWay, which in the
case of those residing on Coronation Road will be the Military Road,
and in the case of those residing on the Prince's Koad will be
md the Dahirpur Road.
Carriages of Muling Chiefs coming up Prince's Road will be
diverted on to fhe Dahirpur Road ; those Princes who are resident
on Prince's -Koad above the junction of Dahirpur Road must
drive down Prince's Road on to the Pahirpur Road.
2. Carriages should not have more than two horses.
3. Escorts will be on a limited scale and will accompany carriages
and be parked close by.
4. Approach to Durbar. Carriages will drive rid Kingsway on
to the Chiefs' Approach Road near the East Vista of the Amphi-
theatre ; the road will be flagged red and white. They will thence
pass along the Circular Road at the back of the* Amphitheatre to the
point opposite the entrance nearest to their owners' seats, where they
will set down. (Ann badges to be worn on drivers 3 left arm and
giving the biocJc letter will be distributed to camp officers.}
5. Time of Arrival. It should be arranged that Ruling Chiefs
should arrive not later than 10-4-5 A.M.
6. Passes.X\\ drivers should wear the special red and white badges
for Ruling Chiefs.
7. After setting down, carriages and their escorts should proceed
along the Circular Road at back of Amphitheatre to the west and wheel
to the left on to the new Prince's Road to the parking ground S. W. of
the road ; this will be flagged red and white. Carriages will be arranged
according to the block letter of their owners' seats in the Amphitheatre.
8. Departure.- After the departure of H. K. the Governor- General
and Heads of Provinces, the carriages and escorts of those Ruling Chiefs
who have scats in the front row at the Durbar will drive into the
Amphitheatre via the west vista in accordance with the position of
their block letters and draw up opposite their owners' seats. They
may leave the Amphitheatre either by the west or east vista by the
nearest route to their respective camps.
Carriages of those Chiefs who have not seats in the front row of
the Amphitheatre will be brought up at the back Circular Koad to
the owners 3 block letter.
46 THE DURBAR.
B. Purdah Ladies.
9. Route. These ladies will proceed by the same route as the
Chiefs in whose camps they are resident, and the same procedure will
apply in regard to the method of approach and setting down of
occupants.
10. Time of Arrival. Purdah ladies are recommended to start early
so as to be in their seats by 9-45 A.M. at latest.
11. Drivers' Passes. The special blue and white drivers' badge
for purdah ladies should be used. Arm badges to be worn on drivers'
left arm and showing the block letter of owners' seat ivill be distri-
buted to camp officers.
12. Parking. Carriages, with escorts, if any, will, after setting
down, proceed along the Circular Koad at back of Amphitheatre and
wheel to the left to the parking ground flagged blue and white.
13. Departure. The carriages of purdah ladies will be brought up
opposite the blocks occupied by their owners after the general public
have left.
C. Heads of Local Governments, and High
Officials having the "Special Pass for
certain High Officials."
14. 22 oute. Carriages will proceed by the same route as the
Kuling Chiefs and the same procedure will apply in regard to the
approach and setting down of occupants at the Amphitheatre.
15. Time of Arrival. Carriages should arrive not later than
10-50 A.M.
16. Passes. Drivers should wear the special yellow and white
" badges for certain High Officials." Arm badges to be worn on drivers'
left arm and giving the block letter of the owners' seat ivill be distri-
buted to camp officers. 9
17. Parking. Empty carriages will proceed along the Circular Koad
at back of Amphitheatre and wheel to the left into the special parking
ground flagged white and yellow.
18. Departure. After the procession of H. E. the Governor- General
has passed on to the Prince's Road the carriages and escorts, if any,
of Heads of Local Governments, including the C. C. of Central
Provinces, will drive into the Amphitheatre in order to take up their
owners.
Carriages will not begin to move from the parking grounds until
the tail of His Excellency's Procession has passed the junction of
the old and new Prince's Road.
Carriages of other High Officials in possession of special passes
loill be brought up at the back of the Amphitheatre to the owners'
block letter.
THE DURBAR. 47
D. Members of King-Emperor's suite not taking
part in the procession.
19. The same procedure will be followed at arrival as in the case of
Heads of Local Governments, but conveyances will not leave the
King-Emperor's Camp until 10-45 A.M.
20. The conveyances of members of the King- Emperors suite will
not be brought up into the Amphitheatre at departure, but will be
dealt with as in the concluding part of para. 18, coming u$ first.
E. Other Spectators having tickets entitling
them to seats in the Amphitheatre.
21. Important. Camp officers should arrange whenever possible
that residents in their camps having tickets for the Amphitheatre
should arrive by railway. Special trains will- be run to the two
Durbar Railway Stations and conveyances will be provided from the
broad gauge station to the Amphitheatre.
The Kingsway from the Mall to Dahirpur will be entirely closed to
all carriages of which the drivers are iiot furnished with the special
passes for lluling Chiefs, purdah ladies and high officials (red and
white, yellow and white, blue and white). The Kingsway from Dahir-
pur to the Amphitheatre will similarly be closed at 10-20 A.M.
Prince's Road from the Mall to the Amphitheatre will similarly be
closed at 10-15 A. M.
22. Spectators should note that Invitation
Cards must in every case be shown.
23. For those spectators having tickets for the Amphitheatre who
drive to the Durbar, the three following routes have been laid down :
(a) Red route ; residents in the city ; residents east of Ridge ;
and residents in area bounded by Coronation Road, Mall
and Ridge.
24. Route. Vid Mall, Coronation Road and Mili-
tary Road joining: Kings way tat Dahirpur.
25. Time of Arrival : not later than 10-30 A.M. The junction of
Military lload and Kingsway will be closed at 10-20 A.M.
26. Drivers* Pass. Red triangular pass numbered No. 4.
27. Approach to Durbar will be by spectators' road (nagged red)
at back of Amphitheatre. Carriages will 3et down at platforms marked
with the colour shown on the pass ; motors will drive up to the right
of the platform and other carriages to the left. A number will be
given to each carriage on arrival.
28. Parking. Carriages after setting down will drive to the
spectators' carriage parks nagged red and will be parked strictly in
48 THE DURBAR.
accordance with their number and the colour of their passes, separate
parks being set apart for carriages and motor cars.
29. Departure. Carnages will not be brought up until the Ruling
Chiefs and High Officials have departed. They will then be brought
up in their serial order to the platforms at which they arrived, and if
their occupants are not present on the platforms ready to depart, will
be passed on back to the parks and come up again later. There will be
110 objection to visitors proceeding on foot to their carriages.
(1)) Blue route ; residents in area south-west of Grand Trunk Road
and -in Cavalry Camps.
30. Route. nd Azadpur, Review Road, Parade
and Marsh Roads to overbridge by Durbar
Station ; crossing overbridge on foot.
31. Drivers' Passes. Blue triangular pass numbered Xo. 5.
32. Time of Arrival : not later than 10-45 A.M.
33. Parking. Carriages will be parked north-west of the over-
bridge at the Durbar Railway Station.
There will be considerable delai/ on this route as roads will be
crowded by traffic from the city to the Spectators' Mound. Residents
are therefore strongly recommended to travel by rail.
(c) Yelloiv route ; resident* in triangular area bounded by Grand
Trunk Road, Ridge, and Mall ; also those on Prince's
Road.
34. Route "By the most convenient route to
Prince's Road.
35. drivers' Passes. Yellow triangular pass numbered No. 6.
36. Time of Arrival : not later than 10-30 A.M. Junction of Mall
and Prince's lload will be closed at 10-15 A.M.
37. Approach to Jhirbar, Parking and Departure. Except that
the approach is by Prince's Itoad instead of Kingsway, the procedure
will be the same as laid down in 27 to 29 above.
The parking grounds will be flagged yellow.
F Press Representatives.
$
38. The motors of a certain number of Press representatives will be
allowed to proceed vid Prince's Road and Dahirpur lload and will be
parked at the junction of SirMind lload and Kingsway. Those represen-
tatives who desire to do so will proceed on foot to their motors before
the close of the ceremony, and will proceed direct to the Press Camp
vid Kingsway.
39. These representatives will receive the yellow pass No. 6, with a
red band bearing special instructions on it.
THE DURBAR. 49
G. Spectators proceeding to the
Spectators' Mound.
40. Must approach either by railway or by the following route,
namely, Grand Trunk Road, Review Road, Marsh
Road. No other route will be open to them ; they will not be
allowed to approach by any of the roads leading through the Central
Camp or by the Hela.
41 . Approach 1o Mound. The Mound will be approached by the
Circular Road at the back ; spectators will not be allowed to approach
the Mound from the front.
42. Time of Arrival. Review and Marsh Roads will be closed at
10 A.M. to all persons not holding tickets for Amphitheatre or drivers'
passes.
43. Tickets of Admission. None will be required except for re-
served portion of the Mound. No drivers' passes will be given.
4'k Parking The carriages of those spectators who drive will be
parked on a vacant space north -west of the Railway Station and beyond
the parks of visitors holding tickets for Amphitheatre.
45. Departure. Spectators on the Mound cannot leave the Mound
until the spectators in the Amphitheatre have left, and the troops have
left the arena. They will then be permitted to move by blocks ; those
who so desire can pass into the arena.
CHAPTER IX.
State Reception.
General Note.
Their Imperial Majesties will hold a State Reception
in His Majesty's camp after the State dinner on the
evening of December 12th.
Instructions regarding Routes, etc., for the
. State Reception ....
A. Ruling Chiefs, Heads of Provinces and High
Officials having the special "pass for High
Officials."
1. Ruling Chiefs, Heads of Provinces and High Officials will
proceed by the shortest route to the main entrance on the west (Kings-
way) side of the King's Camp, and thence keep to the le|t to the arrival
platform.
2. Drivers 9 Badges. Keel with *vhite hand for Ruling Chief ;
yellow and white for Heads of Provinces, etc.
3. Admission Tickets. Invitation Cards.
4. Time of Arrival. From 8 P.M. to 9 P.M. at latest.
5. Parking. Empty carriages wi>l return to the main entrance and
turn to the left to be parked in line along the road which forms the
west boundary of the Camp (Probyn Road). Carriages of Ruling
Chiefs will be parked to the kouth of the road and those of Heads of
Provinces, etc., to the north. Empty motors will be diverted to the
left on to the road leading to the Stables at the south side of the
Camp.
6. Departure. At departure carriages and motors will be called
up as required and will leave by the same route as they arrived.
STATE RECEPTION 51
B. Other Visitors.
V. Other visitors will arrive by two different routes shown below
as the red and blue routes.
S. Time oj Arrical. From 8 P.M. to 8-45 P.M. at latest.
9. Drivers' Passes. Shield shaped tickets Nos. 9 and 1 1, coloured
red or blue according to routes. These will be issued with the invita-
tion cards.
10. Description of Route.
(a) Red Route. l r id the Mall and the Circuit House Road
to the north-east entrance of the King's
Camp and thence to the right by the 3rd or southern
approach road leading to the arrival platform opposite His
Excellency the Governor-General's tents. This route will be
used by all camps on and north of the Mall including the
Military Camps. (Pass No. 9.)
(b) Blue Route. Via cither the Imperial Avenue or the
chauburja Road to the south-east entrance of
the King's Camp. Vehicles will turn to the left
and proceed by the first or most southern of the three
approach roads to the arrival platform opposite His Majesty
the King's tents. This route will be used by all camps on
the south of the Mall including Civil Station and City.
(Pass No. 11.)
11. Parking.
(a] Empty carriages arriving by the Red route will return by
the northern approach road to be parked in line along the
road outside the north boundary of the King's Camp. Motors
will be parked in line on the serpentine roads to the west
oi! the arrival platform and also on the central approach
road.
(b) Carriages arriving by the Blue route will return by the
northern approach road to be parked in line along the south
end of Circuit House Road and afterwards along Imperial
Avenue to the parking ground. Empty motors will be parked
in line on the central approach road.
12. Departure.
(a) Red Route. Carriages will enter the Royal Camp by the
right or most northern approach % oad, and will leave by the
right or southern approach road. Motors will be brought
up first and will depart by the same route.
(b) Slue, Route. Carriages will enter the Royal Camp by
the right or northern approach road and will leave by the
right or southern approach road. Motors will be brought
up first and will depart by the same route.
52 STATE RECEPTION.
General.
13. It should be noted that carriages and motors will he brought
up at time of departure strictly in order of their parking numbers.
(See next paragraph.) Unless occupants are ready when thoir
carriage arrives their departure will be delayed.
14. At all entrance gates Police Officers AN ill be stationed who
will examine drivers' badges and passes, and in the case of vehicles
other than those of Killing Thief's and High Officials issue ]u'king
tickets (numbered serially) in duplicate to the driver and occupant.
15. Escorts. Political Ollicers in charge will be asked to issue
dehnite instructions to all visitors that no escorts will be allowed.
The use of motors on this occasion should be encouraged and the
number of horses in each conveyance strictly limited to two animals.
16. Visitors should also be warned that no admittance Can
be obtained to the Camp without a Driver's
Badge or Pass*
CHAPTER X.
Presentation of Volunteer and
Indian Officers.
General Note.
At 10-45 A.M. on the morning of the 13th December His
Imperial Majesty will receive the officers with the Volun-
teer contingent and the Indian Officers and Senior Sub-
Assistant Surgeons of His Majesty's Indian Army and the
Imperial Service troops on duty at Delhi.
The presentation will take, place on the lawn west of the
Reception Shamiana in the King-Emperor's Camp.
Ceremonial Procedure on the occasion of
the Presentation of Volunteer and Indian
Officers.
1. Volunteer Officers will he drawn up facing south in two
ranks, in order of seniority from the loft, at right angles to the Re-
ception Shamiana, and at a distance of 50 yards from and north of
the Royal Standard. The left of the line 10 yards west of line dra\\n
north and south through the Flagstaff.
2. The Indian Officers and Senior Sub- Assistant Surgeons will be
drawn up facing the Royal Standard and 30 yards from it in a line
of columns.
3. The centre of the line immediately opposite the Royal Standard.
Guards of Honour furnished by
1 st Battalion, The Connaught Rangers,
1st King George's Own Sappers and Miners
54 PRESENTATION OF VOLUNTEER AND INDIAN OFFICERS.
will be drawn up on either side of the lloyal Standard and in a line
with it facing west. The British Guard to the north, and the Indian
Guard to the south of the Royal Standard.
The Band of the Connaught Rangers will he drawn up imme-
diately east of the Royal Standard.
Troops to be in position by 10-30 A.M.
4. On His Imperial Majesty's arrival on the ground he will be
received with a Royal Salute by the Guards of Honour.
5. His Imperial Majesty will inspect the Guards of Honour.
6. The Presentation of Volunteer Officers \\ill first be proceeded
with, and then the Presentation of Indian Officers.
Ceremonial Procedure for the presentation
of Indian Officers and Senior Sub-Assistant
. Surgeons
The Indian Officers of each unit, including Senior Sub- Assistant
Surgeons, will be formed in columns of fours (sections), in order of
seniority from the right of the leading section. Smaller units will be
grouped together.
Units of the Indian Army and Imperial Service Troops will be
formed in line of the above small columns, Indian A /my in order
of precedence of corps, and units of the Imperial Service Troops in
alphabetical order.
The columns from right to left will he as follows :
Sections.
4 Body- Guards . ;~1 C '*>
9 Cavalry regiments . . } 2 Columns . I ^7
4 Mountain Batteries . J | 4
4 Companies, Sappers and ] { 4
Miners. i I
2 Railway Companies . I I | 2
3 Signal Companies . I r 5 Columns . ^_ 3
30 Infantry Regiments . 9 . \ f 90
5 Transport Corps . i | { 5
Medical . . . ! J ! I 4
Imperial Service Troops . 3 Columns . . 99
Intervals between columns will be 2 yards.
Distances between rank 5 feet.
PRESENTATION OF VOLUNTEER AND INDIAN OFFICERS. 55
The following- British Officers will accompany units to present the
Indian Officers and to regulate the parade, and will form on the
right of their nnits :
With each Cavalry and Infantry 2 Officers (Commanding Officer
Regiment. and Adjutant).
With each of the Body-Guards . . 1 Officer.
With each Mountain Battery 1 Officer.
With eacli Corps of Sappers and 1 Officer.
Miners.
With each Railway Company . 1 Officer.
With each Signal Company . 1 Officer.
With Transport Corps . . 5 Officers (or less).
With Medical Corps . . 2 Officers.
In the ease of the Imperial Service Troops, the Inspector-General
of Imperial Service Troops will present each Commandant, and the
latter will present their own Officers ; in addition, the Inspector-General
will detail Inspecting Officers to assist on parade, but they will not
advance with their units to where His Imperial Majesty will stand.
Indian Officers will be presented to His Imperial Majesty in sec-
tions of fours, but when the number of Indian Officers of a unit is not
divisible by 4, the last section may consist of 3, or the last 2 sections
of 5 officers.
Commanding Officers will be on the right of their leading sections,
Adjutants on the right of the rear sections.
Sections will wheel to the left (or right), move along the front of
the line until the No. 2 arrives on the centre line, when they will
wheel to the right (or left), the No. 2 then advancing direct on the
Royal Standard.
Sections will follow one another at 4 paces distance, in one contin-
uous column, commencing with the leading section of fours of No. I
Column.
As the kWiig section halts 2 paces from His Imperial Majesty, all
Officers of the section will salute together, including the Commanding
Officer. The section will then take one pace to the front, the Com-
manding Officer taking a pace and a half ; he will then make a half
turn to his left, the Indian Officers simultaneously presenting their
swords.
The Commanding Officer will then call out in turn the name of
each Indian Officer in the section. When His Imperial Majesty has
touched the sword of the last Indian OnVer of the section, the section
will take 1 pace to its rear, all will again salute, and the section turning
to its left will move off. The Commanding Officer will retain his
advanced position throughout and will salute only on his first arrival
and with the last section of his unit.
The next section in rotation will at the same time move into its
plaee 2 paces from His Imperial Majesty, and so on in succession.
56 PRESFNTATION OF VOLUNTLEIl AND INDIAN OF^lCEJiS.
Adjutants will advance with the last sections of their units, but
instead of taking one, pace to the front after the 1 salute will make a half
left turn and thns be one pace in rear of their Commanding Officers.
When a Commanding Officer has presented all his Indian Officers,
he and his Adjutant will salute with the rear section, take 3 paces to
their right rear, turn about and march oft'.
Indian Officers after being presented will march back to Camp.
CHAPTER XI.
Garden Party.
General Note.
Their Imperial Majesties will hold a Garden Party in
the Fort on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 13th of
December.
2. Their Imperial Majesties will arrive at the Lahore
Gate of the Fort at 3-30 J'.M. and will enter the Gardens by
the Nau bat Khana. They have consented to present them-
selves at the historic Jarnkha in the Masumum Burj to
the crowds assembled for the Badshahi Mela or people's
fete, (q. v.) which will be held on the bank of the River
Jamiia below the walls of the Fort.
3. Heads of Local Governments and High Officials will
drive to the Naubat K liana through the Lahore Gate ;
Ruling Chiefs and Purdah Ladies (for whom special
arrangements have been made in the Mumtaz Mahal and
the Naubat Khana) will enter by the Delhi Gate. Other
guests will reach the Garden Party by the Selimgarh Gate
of the Fort. The Dewan-i-Khas will be reserved for
the use of Their Imperial Majesties, but the other historic
buildings of the Fort will be open to the inspection of
guests ; the Museum of Delhi antiquities specially formed by
the Punjab Government for this occasion, and located in
the Mumtaz Mahal, will also be open for inspection. The
Massed Bands will play at different points in the Gardens,
and there will be a display of fireworks on the river bank
below the walls of the Fort, commencing at about 6 P.M.
The Fort gardens will be illuminated at sunset.
58 GARDEN PARTY.
Instructions for Routes, etc.
A. Ruling Chiefs.
L Ruling Chiefs will enter the Port by the Delhi Gate.
The following ronte will be closed entirely from 2-40 P.M., ris., Alipur
Road from Khyber Pass via Kashmir Gate, Lothian Bridge, Elgin
Road to Lahore Gate of Fort ; Political officers should therefore
arrange that Chiefs should, as far as possible, use the route by Raj pur
Road, Mori Gate, Queen's Gardens, Chandni Chaiik and Elgin Road,
and should use motors in order to avoid the necessity for bringing
escorts.
2. Time of Arrival. Ruling Chiefs should arrive at the Delhi
Gate by 3-10 P.M. at latest.
3. Escorts, if any, will be left outside the Delhi Gate of the Fort-
being marshalled in the open space near the junction of Khas and
Elgin Roads.
4. Approach to Garden Party will be by main road to the Xtuibat
Khana where carriages will set down. As soon as carriages ha^ o set
down they will move sharp to the right.
5. Parking. Carriages will be parked south of the Naubat Khana.
6. Drirers' Passes. Drivers should wear the red and white badge
for Ruling Chiefs.
7. Departure will be by the Delhi Gate. Escorts, u any, will be
picked up as the Chief's carriage passes along the Khas or Elgin Road.
B. Purdah Ladies.
8. The route to be taken will be the same as that taken by Ruling
Chiefs.
9. Time of Arrival. Xot later than 3 P.M. at Mumta/ Mahal or
2-30 P.M. at Naubat Khana. (See para. 10.)
10. Approach. Special provision has been made for purdah ladies
on the roof of the Mumtaz Mahal and also for a small number on the
upper storey of the Naubat Khana. Carriages can be driven up to the
Mumtaz Mahal by the road which will be flagged blue and white
leading off the main road f"om the Delhi Gate, and a special entrance
(to be used only by purdah ladies) will be constructed. A special side
entrance (to be used only by purdah ladies) will also be constructed to
the south of the Jfaubat Khana.
11. Parking. Carriages will be parked near the place where they
set down.
GARDEN PARTY. 59
12. Escort*, if any, must be loft in the same place as escorts of
Ruling Chiefs.
13. Driver*' Passes. The special blue and white badge for purdah
ladies should be worn. Drivers should also wear on their left arm
a badge, which will be issued with invitations, marked MM or N
according as tickets are held for the Mumtaz Mahal or Naubat
Khan a.
14. Departure will be by the Delhi Gate. Escorts will be picked
up in passing Esplanade Road.
C Heads of Provinces and High Officials holding
the " Special Pass for High Officials."
15. Route. Conveyances will enter the Fort by the Lahore
Gate setting down at the Xaubat Khana. It should be carefully
noted that the route rid Alipur Koad, Kashmir Gate, Lothian Bridge
and Elgin Koad will be closed at 2-40 P.M. It is advisable
therefore to use, as far as possible, the route by Mori Gate, Queen's
Gardens and Chandni Chatik and to utilize motors as far as possible.
16. Time of arrival. ^ot later than 3-10 P.M.
17. Escorts, if any, must be left outside the Lahore Gate, and will
be marshalled on the Camp de Mars.
18. Drivers 9 Passes. The special yellow and \\hito "badges for
certain Hig 1 ' Officials" should be used.
19. Parking. Conveyances after setting down will turn sharp to
the left and will be parked north of the Xaubat Khana.
D. Other Guests.
20. All other guests must enter the Fort by the
bastion. The most convenient method will be to travel over the
Durbar Railway (broad gauge) to the Selimgarh Station, and camp
officers should advise guests to use this method whenever possible.
Special trains will be run for the occasion.
21. All guests who drive must approach the sallyport below the
bastion by the new Bela Road. Approach to this Road for (1) resi-
dents in Provincial and Cavalry Camps w : ll be vid Grand Trunk Road,
Dufferin Bridge, Queen's Road under Calcutta Bridge and through
Nigainbodh Gate; (2) for others either by Alipur Kudsia Gardens
entrance to Bela Road or by Raj pur Road, Dufferin Bridge, Queen's
Gardens and Nigainbodh Gate to Bela Road.
NOTE. Visitors to the Badshahi Mela will not be allowed to use the Bela Road; after
1 P.M. nor to utilise after this hour the Fort ditch between Selimgurh und the Fort.
60 GARDEN PARTY.
It must be noted that fhe Aliptir Road tot 1 1 be doted from 2-40
P. if. to 3-20 P.M. and the crowing over the Elgin Road will also be
closed 10 minute ft before the arrival of the Royal procession.
22. Drivers' Passes For route (1) the Octagonal blue pass
numbered No. 7 should be used, for route (2) the Octagonal red pass
numbered Xo. 8.
23. Parking. Carriages will be parked in the Fort ditch according
to tho colour of the drivers' passes.
24. Admission. Will be by ticket. Tickets BlUSt 1)6
shown before entering the Fort.
25. Cloak rooms will be provided in the barracks near the entry to
the gardens.
CHAPTER XII.
Review.
General Note.
His Imperial Majesty will review the | troops conceutrated
at Delhi on the 14th December 1911 at 10 A.M., on the
Badli Ke Sarai Review Ground.
It is anticipated that thc5 total number of troops present
will be nearly 50,000, comprised in 45 battalions of infantry,
13 regiments of cavalry, with 114 guns.
Review Orders.
I. The troops under the Command of His Excellency General Sir
O'Moore Crcagh, V.C 1 ., G.C.H., Commander-in-Chief in India, will
be drawn up, Officers and colours taking- post in review order, at
9-30 A.M. in two lines facing south-west, as follows from right to left
of the lines .
IST LINE.
(1) 3rd Division :
Divisional Cavalry regiment . In mass.
Brigade Royal Field Artillery. Tn quarter column of batteries
at half interval.
Brigade Mountain Artillery . Ditto.
Company Sappers and Miners . In company column.
Signal Company . . .In company column.
3 Brigades Infantry . . In line of quarter column.
Divisional Infantry battalion . In quarter column.
(2) 7th Division :
(As above).
(3) Composite Division :
(As above).
(4) Garrison of Delhi ;
Regiment Cavalry . . In mass.
Company, Royal Garrison In column of sub-sections.
Artillery.
2 Brigades Infantry . . In line of quarter column.
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SNP LINE.
(5) Cavalry Division :
2 Brigades, Royal Horse Art.il- Each brigade iu quarter column
lery. of batteries at half interval.
(NOTE -The 2 Britfadf* <>*' R>y.il Hor-.o Artillery, In the first instance, will lx- in action
t half interval 200 yards to the right of the first line. After tiring the Imperial Salute they
will move into their position on the right of the second line, for inspection.)
3 Brigades Cavalry . . In Brigade mass.
Field Troop, Sappers and In column of half troops.
Miners.
Wireless Signal Company . Ditto.
(6) Volunteers :
2 Squadrons Light Horse 7 T
1 Squadron Mounted Rifles . ) in mass '
Company Artillery and Port In line.
Defence.
Battalion Infantry . . In quarter column.
(7) Imperial Service Troops :
3 Brigades Cavalry . . In Brigade mass.
Battery Mountain Artillery . In line at close interval.
4 Companies Sappers and In company column.
Miners.
2 Camel Corps
3 Brigades Infantry . . In line of quarter column.
4 Transport Corps . . In column of half troops.
Intervals between :
Arms and Divisions . .10 yards.
Brigades and regiments . 5
Battalions, Sappers and Miners 3
and Signal Companies.
Bands will be massed 25 yards in rear of the centre of Divisions.
ARTILLERY SALUTE.
2. As His Imperial Majesty the King- Emperor's procession ap-
proaches the review ground, an Imperial Salute of 101 guns will be
#red at 3 seconds interval by the 9th and 10th Brigades, Royal Horse
Artillery.
ROYAL SALUTE.
3. On the arrival of the head of the King-Emperor's procession on
the review ground, the parade will be brought to attention, carry
swords and slope arms. As His Imperial Majesty reaches the Standard,
a Royal Salute will be given.
INSPECTION.
4. The King-Emperor will then inspect the two lines.
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MARCH PAST.
5. After the inspection by His Imperial Majesty, the troops will
inarch past as follows :
Ifir&t march past Mounted troops at the walk, dismounted troops
in quick time.
(i) Cavalry Division :
Royal Horse Artillery
By Brigades, in line of batteries
at close interval.
By Brigades, in brigade mass.
In line.
Cavalry ....
Field Troop, Sappers and
Miners.
Wireless Signal Company
Distances :
100 yards between Brigades.
50 yards between Cavalry, Field Troop, Sappers and Miners and
Wireless Signal Company,
(ii) 3rd Division:
Divisional Cavalry regiment.
Brigade, Royal Field Artil-
lery.
Brigade, Mountain Artillery.
Company Sappers and Miners
Signal Company
Brigade Infantry
Divisional Infantry Battalion
(iii) 7th Division
(iv) Composite Division
(v) Garrison of Delhi
(vi) Volunteers :
Light Porse and Mounted
Rifles.
Artillery, Port Defence, In-
fantry,
(vii) Imperial Service Troops :
Cavalry ....
Camel Corps
Mounted Battery
Companies Sappers and Miners
Infantry ....
The Transport Corps will not march past.
Distances :
200 paces between Divisions.
150 paces between Brigades of Infantry.
60 paces between arms and Brigades of Artillery.
In lino.
In mass.
In line of batteries at close in-
terval.
Ditto.
In line.
In line.
In line of quarter column.
In quarter column.
As above.
As above.
As above.
In mass.
In quarter column.
In column of squadrons.
Ditto.
In line at close intervals.
In line.
In column of double companies.
64 THE REVIEW.
Second march past lloyal Horse Artillery and Ca\alry (including
Divisional Cavalry regiments and Imperial Service Cat airy) at the
gallop as follows :
Batteries lloyal Horse Artillery. In line at half intenal.
Regiments of Cavalry , .In line.
Distances :
Units will march past at 1 minute interval.
ADVANCE IN REVIEW ORDER.
7. After marching past and while the gallop is taking place the
remainder of the troops will form up in line of Divisional masses on
the 1st parade line as follows :
(i) 3rd Division.
(ii) 7th Division.
(Hi) The whole of the massed bands of Divisions, immediately
opposite the Royal Standard,
(iv) Composite Division,
(v) Garrison of Delhi and Volunteers,
(vi) Imperial Service Infantry, Divisional Troops jind Camel
Corps.
Distances :
30 paces between Divisional masses.
The Cavalry Division after the gallop past will form in column
of brigade masses on the right of the 3rd Division.
The Imperial Service Cavalry similarly on the left of the Im-
perial Service Infantry.
The 9th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, will form up in line at
half interval, 1,300 yards from and to the east of the Royal Standard,
with its left on the passing line.
The lOth Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, will form up in line at
half interval, 1,300 yards from and to the w'est of the Royal Standard,
with its right on the passing line.
Both Brigades facing inwards.
The line will then advance in review order (the massed bauds
playing "the British Grenadiers") to a point 200 yards from the
Royal Standard, when a Royal salute will be given after which
there will be three cheers for His Tmperial Majesty the King- Em-
peror, followed by three cheers for Her Imperial Majesty the Queen-
Empress.
As the line advances, the 2 Brigades of Royal Horse Artillery will
move at a gallop and come into action 900 yards from the Royal
Standard. After the conclusion of the cheering they will fire an
Imperial salute of 101 guns at 3 seconds interval, commencing with
10th Brigade, which will fire 34 guns, the 9th Brigade will then fire-
33 guns, and the 10th Brigade again the remaining 34 guns.
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Instructions regarding Routes, Passes, etc.
NOTE. Their Imperial Majesties will travel to the Review Ground
md Kingsway, Dahirpur Road and Parade Road, and the entire
route will be closed from 9 A.M. until the Royal
Procession has passed.
A. Ruling Chiefs, Purdah Ladies and High
Officials holding " special passes for High
Officials."
Houtes.(a) Those resident north of the Mall should drive md
Coronation, Kingsway or Prince's Roads, to
Parade Road, but it should be noted that
Kingsway, Dahirpur Road and Parade Road will
not be available after 9 A.M. until the Royal
Procession has passed. Traffic between these hours
will be diverted vid the Mall and Route (b).
(b) Those resident between the Mall and Grand Trunk
Road should drive via the Mall and Empress
Road.
(c) Those resident south-east of Grand Trunk Road should
drive by Grand Trunk Road, Azadpur and
Review Road.
1. Time i>/ Arrival. All spectators should be in their seats by 9-40
A.M. at latest.
2. Approach to Stand*. Carriages will set down near the stand in
which the occupant's seat is situated.
3. Parking. The carriages of Ruling Chiefs and High Officials
will be separately parked according to the serial numbers on their
driving passes.
4. Drivers 9 Badges. Drivers should wear the special red and white
badges for Ruling Chiefs or High Officials (yellow and white). The
driver should wear on his left arm a badge shoiving the number
of the stand in which the seat is situated ; these lodges toil I be
distributed to Camp Officers.
B. Guests invited to Royal Enclosure.
6. These will drive to the review ground in the same manner
as Ruling Chiefs or High Officials, but carriages will draw up at
the grass plot in front of the Royal enclosure. The carriages of the
guests to the Royal enclosure will be separately parked immediate-
ly behind the Royal enclosure. Drivers will be supplied with badges
to be worn on the left arm bearing the letter 2?.
66 THE REVIEW.
C. Other persons having Tickets for the
Review Stand*
6. Those should wherever possible approach by railway. The
Durbar broad gauge railway runs immediately behind the Review
Stands, and special trains will be run on this occasion.
7. Persons having tickets for the Review Stands who drive to the
review ground will approach by three routes :
(a) Red route ; for all residents north of the Mall. These
will approach by the Coronation, Kingsway, or Prince's
Roads to Parade Road before 9 A.M., after which
time and until the Royal Procession has passed this route will
be closed. Driving pass ; red diamond pass No. 14 which
will be issued to Cam}) Officers.
(b) Slue route ; for all residents south of Mall and also for
residents east of Ridge, (excluding the City). These will
drive to the review ground via the Mall and ESmprOSS
Road. Drivers 9 pass ; blue diamond pass No. 15 which
will be issued to Camp Officers.
(c) Yellow route ; for residents in City, Provincial Camps
and Cavalry Camp. The route will be by Grand Trunk
Road and Review Road. Drivers' pass; yellow
diamond pass No. 16 which will be issued to Camp Officers.
8. Time of Arrival. \\\ spectators must be in their seats by
9-40 A.M.
9. Carriages will stop short of the stands and spectators will
proceed to their seats on foot.
10. Parking. Carriages of spectators will be parked in parking
grounds flagged red, blue and yellow according to the colour of the
drivers' pass. They will be arranged by the numbers which will bo
given in duplicate to driver and occupant as carriages a. nve.
CHAPTER XIII.
Investiture.
General Note.
His Imperial Majesty will hold an Investiture in the
Reception Shamiana in the Royal Camp at 9-30 P.M. on
the evening of December 14th.
Ceremonial Programme of the Investiture.
1. All spectators will arrive by 8-15 P.M.
2. Kuling Chiefs who arc not members of one of the Orders will
arrive by 8-20 P.M. at the Grand Entrance and will be conducted to
their places.
3. A Guprd of Honour will be mounted at the Grand Entrance
and will pay compliments to those entitled to the honour.
4. Gentlemen to be invested will arrive* by 8-30 P.M. and be con-
ducted to the seats which they will temporarily occupy previous to
investiture.
5. Knights Commanders, Commanders, Companions and Members of
the various Orders will arrive by 8-25 P.M. and 8-15 P.M., respectively,
and will assemble in the tent set apart for them.
6. Knights Grand Commanders and Knights Grand Cross will arrive
by 8-35 P.M. and will be conducted to their assembling tent.
7. At 8-45 P.M. the Commanders, Companions and Members having
been marshalled in the ante-room, a procession will enter there in the
following order :
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
The Assistant Secretary in the Foreign Department.
Commanders, Companions and Members in their proper order.
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
8. On reaching the front of the dais, the Commanders, Companions
* The Entrances to be used are notified in the "Instructions regarding Routes " issued
to Camp Officers.
68 THE INVESTITURE.
and Members will file off right and left and proceed to the scats allotted
to them.
9. At 9 P.M. the Knights Commanders will similarly proceed to their
seats, entering in the following order of procession :
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
The Under-Secrctary, Foreign Department.
Knights Commanders.
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
10. At 9-10 I'.M. a procession of the Knights Grand Commander*
and Knights Grand Cross will enter in the following order :
Two Ghobdars.
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
The Deputy Secretary, Foreign Department.
Knights Grand Commanders and Grand Cross in their proper order,
each with two attendants.
Two Gentlemen Ushers.
Two Chobdars.
11. On reaching the front of the dais, the Knights Grand Command-
ers and Grand Cross will file off right and left and proceed to their seats.
12. A march will be played by the band for each procession.
13. At 9-20 P.M. the Governor-General of India and Lady Hardingc
and staff will arrive at the Grand Entrance, where a procession will bo
formed and will advance to the dais in the following order :
Chobdar. Chobdar.
The Undersecretary, Foreign Department.
A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
Comptroller. Surgeon.
Military Secretary. Private Secretary.
Foreign Secretary.
H. E. Lady Hardinge. H. E. the Governo* -General.
Pages. Pages.
A.-D.-C. A.-D.-C.
Chobdar. Chobdar.
Chobdar.
14. All present will rise and remain standing until Their Excel-
lencies are seated.
15. Their Imperial Majesties will arrive at the Grand Entrance
at 9-30 P.M. where a proces-ion will be formed, proceeding to the dais
in the following order -.
Chobdar. Chobdar.
Delhi Herald.
Gentlemen at Arms and Royal Archers.
A. M. S.
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A. M. 8. Lieut.-Col. Sir Havelock Charles. A. M. S.
Equerry. Equerry. Equerry.
Sir James Dnnlop-Sniith. Rear-Admiral Sir Colin Keppel.
Major-General Lieutenant-General Si j; dwar a Henry.
Sir Stuart Beatson. Sir H. Smith-Dorrien, oir * uw ru ur J-
Sir John Hewctt. The Lord Annaly. The Lord Stamfordhani
The Earl of Shafteshury. The Earl of Durham.
The Queen-Empress. The King-Emperor.
Pages. Pages.
Attendants. Attendants.
The Duke of Teck. The Marquis of Crewe.
The Duchess of Devonshire.
The Hon'ble Venctia Baring. The Countess of Shaftesbury.
Br.-Genl. Grimston. Sir Henry McMahon.
Assistant Herald.
Chohdar. Chohdar.
16. The entry of this procession will be announced hy a nourish of
trumpets, at which all present will rise and remain standing till Their
Imperial Majesties are seated. The National Anthem will be played
by the band as they enter, and thereafter a Grand March till the pro-
oession has been completed.
17. A Guard of the Imperial Cadet Corps will be posted on the
right and left of the dais.
18. Their Imperial Majesties will take their seats on the dais
attended there by Their Excellencies the Governor- General and Lady
Hardinge, also by the Minister in Attendance, and the Duchess of
Devonshire. The Governor-General and the Minister in Attendance
will sit on the right of the King-Emperor, and Lady Hardinge and the
Duchess of Devonshire on the left of the Queen-Empress, but below
the dais.
19. The other officers summoned in attendance will take their places
on the right and left.
20. After obtaining permission, with the usual reverence by bow-
ing, the Master of the Ceremonies will then announce the Knights
Grand Commanders and Knights Grand Cross to be invested, who will
each advance opposite the King-Emperor from left to right, one by
one, and, with the usual reverence by bowing, will kneel upon the
right knee.
21. The King-Emperor will then proceed to invest each one by
placing the Riband and Badge of the Order over his right shoulder,
obliquely to the left side, and affixing to his left breast the Star.
22. After Investiture, the Knight Grand Commander or Knight
70 THE INVESTITURE.
Grand Cross will vise,* and, after bowing to the King-Emperor, will
retire by the right of the dais to the seat provided for him.
23. When the Investiture of the Knights Grand Commanders
and Knights Grand Cross has been completed, the Master of the Cere-
monies will announce the Knights Conmiaiulers one after another
in their proper order.
24. Each will advance from the left opposite the King-Emperor,
where he will make the usual reverence by bowing and then kneel
upon the right knee.
25. After, if necessary, receiving the honour of Knighthood, he
will be invested by the King-Emperor who will place the Riband and
Badge round his neck and affix the Star to his left breast. He will
then rise,* and, after bowing, will retire to the right of the dais and
take the seat allotted to him.
26. The procedure in the case of gentlemen to be created Knights
Bachelors, who will follow the Knights Commanders, will be similar,
each making the usual reverences, and* kneeling on the right knee to
receive the honour of Knighthood, afterwards retiring by the right to
the seat allotted to him.
27. Commanders, Companions and Members of the several Orders
and recipients of the Kaisar-i-Hind decoration will next likewise ad-
vance from the left on their names being announced, and will make
the usual reverences,* kneeling on the right knee to receive the
Badges of their respective Orders, and decorations, which will bo
affixed by the King-Emperor.
28. After the above have passed to their seats, the Master of the
Ceremonies will, with the usual reverence by bowing, announce the
completion of the investiture, and a procession will be formed in the
reverse order of that on the arrival.
29. The Guard of the Imperial Cadet Corps will then close round the
dais and remain till the company has departed.
30. A band will play during the ceremony. The National Anthem
will be played when Their Imperial Majesties rise to leave, and their
departure will be announced by a flourish of trumpets.
31. The various grades of the Orders will then depart in the reverse
order to that observed on arrival, the Knights Grand Commanders ami
Knights Grand Cross leaving first and the Companions and Members
last.
32. Spectators will retain their seats until the last procession has
passed out.
* In an oases before rising the gentlemen invented will kiss the King-Emperor's hand in
tne usual manner.
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.FULL DRESS WILL BE WORN BY OFFICERS ENTITLED TO WEAR
UNIFORM AND COURT OR EVENING DRESS BY OTHERS.
KNIGHTS GRAND COMMANDERS AND GRAND CROSS WILL WEAR
THEIR KOBES.
Instructions regarding Routes, etc.
Important.
1. Times of arrival should be carefully noted. General Spectators,
8-15 P.M ; Ruling Chiefs, not members of orders, 8-20 'P.M.; gentle-
men to be invested 8-30 P.M.; Knight Commanders, Commanders
and Members of orders, 8-25 and 8-15 P.M. ; Knight Grand Comman-
ders and Knights Grand Cross, 8-35 P.M.
2. Assembling tents will be placed on the West Side of the
road opposite the Grand Entrance to the Investiture tent. Gentlemen
to be invested and Members of orders will on their carriages reaching
the arrival platforms descend on the West Side, and walk to the
Assembling tents, leaving the remainder of the occupants of their
conveyances, if any, to use the arrival platform.
Other Instructions.
Other Instructions are the same in every respect as those printed
for the State Reception, pages 50 to 52.
CHAPTER XIV.
Review of Police.
General Note.
His Imperial Majesty will at 11 A.M. on Friday, the 15tli
December, hold a review of the police force assembled in
Delhi. The review will be held on the Polo ground.
Programme for the Review of Police; .
1. At 11 A.M. on the 15th December 1911, His Imperial Majesty
the King-Emperor will hold a Review of the Police force present at
Delhi in connection with the Coronation Durhar on the Camp Polo
Ground.
2. Their Imperial Majesties will leave Camp at 10-45 A.M. attended
by their suite and escorted by one squadron of British and one
squadron of Indian Cavalry. The route from the Camp to the Polo
Ground will he lined by troops.
3. The force to be reviewed will be constituted approximately as
follows :
(a) All Gazetted Officers on duty at the Durbar.
(b} All non-Gazetted Officers who can be spared from duty.
(c) The following Head Constables and men :
1. Punjab ....
2. North-West Frontier Province
3. Bengal ....
4. Central Provinces
5. Madras . .
6. Eastern Bengal and Assam
7. Central India .
8. United Provinces
9. Bombay . .
10. Burma . .
11. Rajputana . .
12. Baluchistan . .
Total rank and file
2,722
REVIEW OF POLICE. 73
The above figures are, except in the case of the Punjab, approxi-
mately 75 per cent, of the strength of the Provincial detachments
(including in the case of the U. P. those on duty at the Badshahi
Mela).
4. Those officers and men who already hold the King's Police Medal
may, and those who are to receive it shall, be included in the contin-
gents to attend the Review. Officers and men holding other medals
and orders may with advantage be chosen to represent their Province.
5. The Parade will be drawn up in a line of quarter columns, the
leading companies of each column being armed with muskets and
bayonets. The Gazetted Officers will be in line in front.
6. The officers and men who are to receive medals will be in
position at the end of the left wing.
7. The Deputy Inspectors-General of Police will be mounted, their
places being at equal intervals in advance of the other Gazetted
Officers.
8. The Parade will be commanded by the Inspector-General of
Police, Punjab, his position being well in advance and in the centre of
the line. He will be attended by his two staff officers. Such Inspec-
tors-General of other Provinces, who may attend the Review, will
be drawn up in line behind and in support of the Inspector-General
of Police, Punjab, and in front of and in command of their own con-
tingents.
9. The Inspectors-General and Deputy Inspectors-General will be
mounted, other officers will be dismounted. Full Dress uniform will
be worn.
10. The Police Band will be drawn up in rear of the Parade.
11. On the arrival of Their Imperial Majesties, the Military Guard
of Honour, mounted inside the entrance of the Parade Ground, will
.give a Royal Salute which will be repeated by the assembled Parade
when the centre Pavilion is reached, the Band at the same time playing
the National Anthem.
12. His Imperial Majesty, attended by the Inspector-General of
Police, Punjab, and such other Inspectors-General as may be present,
will inspect the force.
13. After the Inspection, the King-Emperor will return to the
saluting base and the officers (having returned swords) and men to
receive medals will march to the front.
14. Each Inspector-General will then in turn present his officers
and men to receive the medals. Each one in turn, as his name is
called, will advance to within one pace of His Imperial Majesty and
will salute both before and after receiving his medal, and will then
return to his original position in the Parade.
74 REVIEW OF POLICE.
15. During the Inspection and presentation the Band will play
suitable music.
16. At His Majesty's departure there will be a Royal Salute and
the Band will play the National Anthem.
Instructions regarding Routes, etc.
See instructions regarding routes, etc., on occasion of the presenta-
tion of colours. These will apply as far as possible, except that there
will be no enclosures for Ruling Chiefs and High Officials.
Time of Arrival. Not later than 10-30 A.M.
CHAPTER XV.
Departure of Their Imperial
Majesties.
General Note,
The King-Emperor will leave Delhi on the afternoon of
the 16th December 1911, proceeding to Nepal, and the
Queen-Empress will at the same time leave Delhi proceed-
ing to Agra.
The Ruling Chiefs present at Delhi will by special
desire of the King- Emperor assemble in the audience
chamber of the Royal Camp to take leave of Their Imperial
Majesties.
Their Imperial Majesties will then drive in procession
to the Fort, and proceed to the platform of the Selimgarh
Station where the heads of Local Governments and certain
other high officials will be assembled.
Ceremonial orders on the occasion of the
departure of Their Imperial Majesties.
1. At 10-45 A.M. the Ruling Chiefs present at Delhi will, by special
desire of the King-Emperor, assemble in the Audience Chamber of the
lloyal Camp to take leave of Their Imperial Majesties.
2. They will drive, with their escorts, to the door of the ante-room
tent entering the Camp by the West Gate according to a timing fixed
by the Inspector-General of Police. On alighting from their carriages
they will be met by an A.-D.-C. to the King-Emperor who will
conduct them into the Audience Chamber.
76 DBPARTURE OF THEIR IMPERIAL MAJESTI' S.
3. The sardars who accompany them will remain in the ante-room.
4. A Guard of Honour of Indian Infantry will be mounted opposite
the entrance to the ante-room and will pay the customary compliments
on the arrivals of the Chiefs.
5. At 11-15 A.M. the approach of the King-Emperor and Queen-
Empress will be announced by a flourish of trumpets. As Their Im-
perial Majesties pass down the Chamber, tho Master of the Ceremonies
will announce the name of each Chief, who will make the usual
reverence.
6. When the King-Emperor and Queen- Em press leave the apart-
ment, a second flourish of trumpets will be sounded, and the Guards
of Honour stationed outside will present arms. As they enter their
carriage, the Band will play the National Anthem, and the Guard of
Honour drawn up at the place of departure will present arms.
7. Their Imperial Majesties will proceed from the Camp to the Fort,
where they will enter their trains, by the following route :-
Chauburja Road. Kashmir Gate.
Ridge Road. Lothian Bridge.
Alipur Road. Lahore Gate of the Fort.
8. The route will be lined by troops as on arrival, and troops will
l>e massed on the Champ dc Mars.
9. The Procession will be formed as on the occasion of the State
Entry in the following order :
The Inspector-General of Police, Punjab.
An Officer, Army Head-Quarters.
The British Cavalry Regiment of the Escort.
A Battery of Royal Horse Artillery.
The Escort Staff.
Army Head-Quarters Staff.
The Commander- in-Chief.
Indian Trumpeters.
The Assistant Herald.
British Trumpeters.
Delhi Herald.
The King-Emperor's Staff (on horseback).
The Body-Guard.
The King-Emperor and Queen-Empress.
The Imperial Cadet Corps.
Members of the Household (in carriages).
Indian Cavalry Regiment of Escort.
Their Imperial Majesties will drive in a carriage, and the Procession
will move at a trot.
10. As the Procession approaches the Lahore Gate of the Port, the
trumpeters will sound a flourish and a Band stationed at the gate will
play the National Anthem.
DfVAHTURB OF THEIR IMPERIAL MAJESTIES. 77
11. As the Procession passes through the Fort the various portions
of the Escort will file off. and form up on the open ground at the side of
" Main Road," leaving only the Heralds and trumpeters, the Body-
Guard and the Imperial Cadet Corps to enter the Sclimgarh bastion
with the Koyal Carriage.
12. When Their Imperial Majesties have entered the Port, a Royal
Salute of 101 guns by salvoes of batteries will commence to be fired
from the Ridgo. This salute will be divided into three parts of
34, 33 and 34 guns, respectively, at the end of each of which a, feu de.
joie will be fired by the troops lining the route from the Ridge to the Fort.
13. A Guard of Honour consisting of one Company of British Infan-
try, one Company of Indian Infantry and one Company of Volunteers
will be drawn up at the foot of the steps leading to the platform.
14. Their Imperial Majesties will be received on the platform by
Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Hardinge and Staff
who will have arrived previously in a separate procession. Also by the
Heads of Local Governments and Administrations, the Commander-
in-Chief, the Chief Justice of Bengal, the Metropolitan of India, the
Ordinary Members of the Governor-General's Council, the Naval
Commander-in-Chief, the General Officers Commanding the Southern
and Northern Armies, the Chief of the General Staff, the General Officer
Commanding the Meerut Division, tho Adjutant and Quartermaster-
Generals in India, the President of the Railway Board, the Com-
missioner of Delhi, and the members* of
H HI*.. * Vwfoe Committee, all of whom will
S?^ ^;L ar ^ V ! d P^ viousl y b y the Lahore Gat,
haraju of Bikaner. OI the Jt Ort.
^S^i?i$te 15 ' A salute of 101 guns will be fired
colonel His Highness the Ma- from the ramparts of the Fort, and the
sir T b w y *ne pur ' Guards of Honour will pay the usual oom-
L^ H teS a cti Daiius. plimenta as the King-Emperor enters his
Brigadier-General Cox. train. Immediately after his departure thi*
SSSffiSSSS? Grlmston ' Queen-Empress will leave by a second train,
M?Ha\tey Cla8an ' tne 8aine cercmon tes being observed.
Lieutenant-colonel Maxwell. 16. Their Excellencies the Governor-
^Tabne'i 00101161 """"^ "eneral and Lady Hardinge will remain on
the platfonn until their train is brought up
when they will leave for Dehra Dun, the usual compliments being paid
by the Guards of Honour.
17. The High Officials and others present ou the platform will await
Their Excellencies' departure, after which they will return to the Camp
by the Lahore Gate and the Alipore Road.
LEV&K DBESS WILL BE WOBN. GENTLEMEN NOT ENTITLED TO WEAK
UNIFORM WILL APPEAB IN COUBT OR MOKNING DRESS.
78 DEPARTURE OF THEIR IMPERIAL MAJESTIF3.
Instructions regarding Routes, Passes, etc.
1. His Excellency the Governor-General and suite will leave the
King's Camp by the north-east gate, and will proceed vid Circuit
House Road, the Mall and Alipur Road. Their Imperial Majesties
after saying farewell to the Ruling Chiefs will leave the Camp by the
south-east gate.
2. The entire route w'z.> Chaubnrja Road, Ridge Road, Alipur
Road, Kashmir Gate, Lothian Bridge, Lahore Gate and Fort will be
closed (except to carriages of which the drivers have the special yellow
and white pass for High Officials), from 11 '25 until the Royal
procession has passed.
Ruling Chiefs.
3. Route. Ruling Chiefs with their escorts will proceed by
the shortest route to the Main entrance on the west side of the
King's Camp (on Kings way) and keeping to the left will proceed
to the Reception Pavilion.
4. Passes. Drivers should wear the special red and white badge
for Ruling Chiefs.
5. Time of Arrival. Not later than 10-15 A.M.
6. Parking of carriages. Carriages of Ruling Chiefs with the
escorts will return to the Main entrance on Kingsway and proceed
to the left vid Probyn Road to the parking ground on Imperial
Avenue where they will be marshalled according to order of departure,
i.e.* the first to arrive will be the last to leave. If necessary the
parking arrangements will be continued down the Malka Gunj Road.
7. Departure. Carriages and escorts when called up will return
vid Probyn Road and then keeping to the right will proceed to the
Reception Pavilion and thence will return rid the Main entrance
of the Camp (on Kingsway) to their respective Camps by the
route by which they came.
High Officials.
8. Heads of Local Governments and those High Officials who will be
present at the Port at the time of the departure of Their Imperial
Majesties (vide para. 14 of the Ceremonial Orders) will proceed w'd the
Mall and Khyber Pass, Kashmir Gate and Lothian Bridge to the
Lahore Gate of the Fort.
9. Time of arrival at Fort 12 noon.
10. Passes. Drivers should wear the special yellow and white
pass for High Officials.
11. Parking. Carriages and escorts will be parked on the open
space at the west side of the main road of the Fort.
12. Departure* Carriages and escorts will leave by the route
by which they came.
CHAPTEE XVI.
Games and Sports.
General Note.
The Durbar Polo, Hockey and Football Tournaments
will be played off on the Polo Grounds opposite the Foreign
Office Camp on the Prince's Road. It may be noted that
these grounds will also be used for the Presentation of
Colours, the Police Review and for the performance of the
Military Tattoo. The Polo Ground contains three Enclo-
sures. The charges for admission will be as follows :
Enclosure A.
Membership tickets . . . Rs. 30 for a gentleman.
15 for a lady.
Daily tickets (finals) ... 10 for a gentleman.
5 for a lady.
Daily tickets (other days) . , 5 for a gentleman.
3 for a lady.
Membership tickets will admit to all events ; they will not be sold
at the gates, bu! can be obtained on payment from Camp Officers. Day
tickets can be purchased at the gates on production of a visiting card.
Three tickets for tea will be given to each holder of a permanent
ticket, but none to holders of single day tickets.
Enclosure B.
(1) Season tickets for Enclosure B will be sold at Rs. 5 each and
can be obtained from Camp Officers.
(2) Day tickets will be sold at the gates. The charge will be
as follows : Rs.
Polo final 3
Otherdays 2
(3) British Departmental officers, Indian officers, British Warrant
officers and Indian officers of Imperial Service Troops will be allowed
to purchase tickets for themselves and their families at half price.
80
GAMES AND SPORTS.
(4) The tickets will be non-transferable and will be available
only when uniform is worn.
(5) Volunteer Non-commissioned officers will be allowed to purchase
Enclosure B tickets at half price if they so desire. Hule 2 applies in
their case also.
Enclosure C.
Entrance to Enclosure C will be free except on the finals and semi-
finals of Polo, Hockey and Football matches. The charge on these
occasions will be 8 annas a day. British and Indian Non-commissioned
officers and men in uniform and Volunteers in uniform and ladies ac-
companying them will be admitted to this enclosure at half price.
Police Non-commissioned officers and sepoys in uniform will also be
admitted at half price. Season tickets can be purchased for this en-
closure from Camp Officers at the following charges :
British N. C. Os. and men and Volunteers . . 1 Rupee.
Indian Army N. C. Os. and men and Indian Police,
N. C. Os. and men 12 annas.
Refreshments.
Books of coupons for refreshments at the Polo Ground can be
obtained on payment (5 Its. each) from Camp Officers and also at the
entrance. Refunds will be given for unused coupons returned before
the 21st December.
POLO TOURNAMENT.
MATCHES BEGIN AT 3-30 P.M. BACH DAY.
THE FOLLOWING IS THE DBAW ;
] 27th Nov.
Qolconda v.
13th Hussars .
10th Hussars vs.
IstK.D.G's. .
Bhopal v$..
17th Cavalry
Imperial Cadet Corps v.
9th Hodson's Horse .
17th Lancers v*. .
Scouts .
(*th Dec.
' ] 28th Nov. )
} 29th Nov. >
S 6th Dec.
\ 30th Nov. )
\ 1st Dec. ^
{
ethlnniskilling.Dragoonst*.. "Und Dec. J
Palanpur ) '
6th Dec.
Palanpur
Kishangarh . B;
Governor-General's Staff . . B;
Secretary* for the Polo Tournamtnt*
9th Dec,
7th Dec.
LIEUT.-COL. B. ST. C.
^llth Dec.
, R.H.A.
GAMES AND SPORTS.
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HOCKEY TOURNAMENT.
The Hockey Tournament is open to the whole Native Army only 3 British
Officers are allowed to play in the team. Seventy-six teams entered.
The following are the Divisional Winners :
1st Division.
2nd Division ...
3rd Division.
4th Division ....
5th Division ....
6th Division.
7th Division ....
84th Punjabis.
130th (K. G. O.) Baluchis.
30th Punjabis.
8th Division.
9th Division
33rd Punjabis.
1st Brahmans.
Burma Division 93rd Burma Infantry.
The final matches will be played on No. 3 Polo Ground on the dates and times
shown.
HOCKEY DRAW.
1st Round.
6th Division .
5th Division .
3rd Division .
Burma Division
} A 10A.M.
* > B 4 P.M.
28th November.
28th November.
Remaining Divisions .
Byes.
2nd Round,
9th Division .
2nd Division .
1st Division .
7th Division .
"A"
8th Division .
"B" .
4th Division .
] C 10A.M.
;} D 4p.M.
;} IB 10 A.M.
'] P 4P.M.
30th November.
30th November*.
2nd December.
2nd December.
Semi-Final*.
"C" . .
" E" .
"D" .
"F" .
} G 10A.M.
} H 4P.M.
5th December.
5th December.
Finals.
G '
} Winner. 4 P.M.
14th December.
In the case of drawn matches (except the final) the replay will be at 8 A.M, next
morning.
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GAMES AND SPORTS.
FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT.
The Football Tournament is open to the whole Britten Army hi India the
preliminary tics are played off by Divisions, Fifty-two teams entered. The games
are played under English Association Football rules as far as practicable.
The Winners of the various Divisions are
1st 2nd Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment.
2nd 2nd Bn. The Black Watch.
3rd.
4th. 2nd Bn. Koyal Welsh Fusiliers.
5th. 1st Bn. Durham Light Infantry.
6th. 2nd Bn. Loyal North Lancashires.
7th.
8th.
9th. 2nd Bn. King's Shropshire Light Infantry.
Burma. The Border Kegiment.
The final matches will all be played on No. 3 Polo Ground on the dates and at
the times shown below.
6th Division
8th Division
1st Divn. (Scratched)
FOOTBALL DRAW.
1st Round.
- A 10 A.M.
27th November.
Burma Division . . J
B 3-15 P.M.
27th November.
Remaining Divisions
Byes. .
2nd Round.
3rd Division . .")
2nd Di vi so 11 . ./
"B . . .(
7th Division . . S
"A" . . .t
5th Division . . j>
9th Division . .^
4th Division . . / .
C 10A.M.
D 3-45 P.M.
E 10 A.M.
F 3 45 P.M.
29th November.
29th November.
1st Px'ember.
1st December.
Semi-finals.
"F" . . .V
"C" . . J
"E" . . .\
"D" . . J
G 10 A.M.
H 3-45 P.M.
4th December.
4th December.
Final.
"G" . . .?
" H " . . . j
Winner. 3-45 P.M.
9th December.
In the case of drawn matches (except. the final) the replay will be at 8 A.M. next
morning.
Secretary for Hockey and Jfootball Tournaments . Capt. J. A. CHAMIBJC, 33rd
Punjabis.
GAMES AND SPORTS. 83
Instructions regarding Routes, Passes, etc.,
for Visitors to the Polo ground.
1. No special routes are prescribed but drivers of carriages of
Ruling Chiefs and High Officials should wear their special badges.
2. Xo carriages will, however, be admitted to the Polo ground ex-
cept those conveying Their Imperial Majesties or Their Excellencies
the Governor-General and Lady Hardinge, or carriages containing
members of the suites in attendance. Other carriages will set down
at the north or south end of the Mound according to the route by
which they arrive.
3. There will be no space available for escorts, and Ruling Chiefs
and High Officials are requested to use motor cars as far as possible.
Visitors ivhose camps are near the Polo ground are advised to
walk ; others are requested to use, the Durbar railway* to Kings-
way (broad gauge) or Polo (lighl railtvat/) whenever possible.
4. No parking of carriages or motors on the Prince's lload, Bandstand
Koad or Polo Ground lload can be permitted. The carriages of High
Officials and Ruling Chiefs will be parked separately near the south-
west corner of the Polo ground and will be brought up when required.
Other carriages and motors will be parked in the carriage park No. 22
on the map at the south of the Polo Ground Road. This park will be
divided into three parks coloured red* yellow and blue.
(a) CarrHges and motors driving to the Members' entrance on
Prince's Road after setting down will be passed on and
down Bandstand lload and the Polo Ground Road into the
red park.
(It) Carriages and motors of thos<; arriving riff the Bandstand
Road from the south or north will set down at the southern
entrance of the Polo ground and be passed into the
yellow park.
((?) Carriages and motors of those arriving by the Polo Ground
Road from the east will be passed into the blue park.
5. Police arrangements will be made to issue carriage tickets
coloured red, yellow and blue at the various setting down places, and it
is to be noted that if drivers do not obtain these tickets they will not
be admitted into the parking ground and will be passed on. Particular
care should be taken to destroy old carriage tickets as a fresh ticket is
issued every time a carriage is passed into the park.
6. Departure. The carriages of Ruling Chiefs and High Officials
only, of which the drivers are wearing their special badges, will be
Brought up into the enclosure at departure.
NOTE. No dogs will be admitted within the Polo grounds.
Bicycles may be parked in a special onclofeure near the Light Railway Station.
84 GAMES AND SPORTS.
DURBAR MILITARY TOURNAMENT AND
POINT-TO-POINT RACES.
The price for admission is as follows :
Enclosure A. Price of admission, Es. 15.
This consists of two enclosures one on each side of the Eoyal
pavilion and is intended chiefly for Killing- Chiefs (with two to four of
their Sardars or Officials according to the status of the Chief), High
Officials, Peers and Peeresses, Members of Parliament and their
families.
Enclosure B. Price of admission, Es, 10.
NOT. British Army and Volunteer Officers and their families (as defined in
Army Regulations, India) will be admitted to this enclosure at half
price.
Enclosure C. Price of admission, Es. 5.
Enclosure D. Price of admission, Es. 2.
NOTE. Indian Officers of Indian Army and Imperial Service Troops and!
British Warrant and Non-Commissioned Officers in uniform, also
Police Non-Comraissioned Officers in uniform will be admitted at half
price to this enclosure.
There will also be an enclosure for about 1,600 Veterans and
pensioners to which admission will be free.
No seats in any of the enclosures will be reserved.
All tickets for Enclosures A and B will be purchased in advance
from Camp Officers who will indent on the Central Invi J ation Bureau
for the number of tickets required.
Tickets for Enclosures C and D will be sold at the gate.
There will be an enclosure for the motors of Indian Ladies ; entrance
Bs.30.
Refreshments. The books of coupons (Es. 5) available for the Polo,
Hockey and Football Tournaments are also available for the Military
Sports. Detached coupons can also be purchased at the gates.
The Military Tournament.
The Tournament will take place at the Budli ki serai Review
ground on the morning of the 15th December. Preliminary competi-
tions will be held in Divisions, and selected representatives, of the
Divisions only will appear in the Durbar Tournament.
The following is the programme of the Tournament :
British Officers.
EVENT No. 1.
Best officer at Arms (Mounted Corps). Open to 1 British
Officer per Division (including Volunteer Officers, Mounted Corps)
GAMES AND SPORTS. 85
Cavalry {School, Saugor, and Army Headquarters to count as I
Division. The 3 Independent Brigades together to count as 1 Division.
Inspecting Officers, Imperial Service Troops, to be considered as be-
longing to the Division to which their Headquarters are nearest
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (6) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Cup.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Cup.
EVENT No. 2.
Best officer at Arms (Dismounted Cor psj. Open to 1 British
Officer per Division (including Volunteer Officers, Dismounted Corps)
Gymnastic Staff and Army Headquarters to count as 1 Division. The
3 Independent Brigades together to count as 1 Division. Inspecting
Officers, Imperial Service Troops, to be considered as belonging to the
Division to which their Headquarters arc nearest
(a) Bayonet v. Byqnet. (6) Sabre v. Sabre.
1st prize. Queen-Empress' Cup.
2nd prize. Queen-Empress' Cup.
Indian Officers.
EVENT No. 3.
Best officer at Arms (Mounted Corps}. Open to 1 Indian
Officer per Division. The 3 Independent Brigades together to count
as one Division
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (6) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal.
EVENT No. 4.
Best officer at Arms (Dismounted Corps}. Open to 1 Indian
Officer per DiviLlon. The 3 Independent Brigades together to count
as one Division
(a) Bayonet v. Bayonet. (6) Sword v. Sword (singlestick).
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal.
Indian Officers, Imperial Service Troops.
EVENT No. 5.
Best officer at Arms (Mounted Corps}. Open to 1 Indian
Officer per Circle, Imperial Service Troops
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (6) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal.
2nd prize, Kin^-Emperor's Silver Medal.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal.
GAMES AND SPORTS.
EVE.NT NO. 6.
Best officer at Arms (Dismounted Corps). Open to L Indian
Officer per Circle, Imperial Sen ice Troops
(a) Bayonet v. Bayonet. (b) Sword v. Sword (singlestick).
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal.
British Warrant and Non-Commissioned Officers and Men.
KVENT Xo. 7.
Best man at Arms (Mounted Corps). Open to 1 British War-
rant Officer, Non- Commissioned Officer or man per Division (including
Volunteer Mounted Corps). Cavalry School, Saugor, to count as L
Di\ ision
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (ft) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and ,10.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal aiid^ES.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal and 8.
EVENT No. 8.
Best man at Arms (Dismounted Corps). Open to 1 British War-
rant Officer, Xon-Connnissioned Officer or man per Division (including
Volunteer Dismounted Corps). Gymnastic; Staff of the 4 Central
Schools to count as 1 Division
(a) Bayonet v. Bayonet. (b) Sword v. Bayonet.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and 10.
2nd prize. -King-Emperor's Silver Medal and 5.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal and .3.
Non-Commissioned Officers and Men, Indian Army.
EVENT Xo. 9.
Best man at Arms (Mounted Corps). Open to I Xon-Com-
missioncd Officer or man per Division. The 3 Independent Brigades
together to count as 1 Division. Cavalry School, Saugor, to count as 1
Division
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (b) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and 10.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal and 5.
3rd prize. King-Emperor *s Bronze Medal and .3.
EVENT Xo. 10.
Best man at Arms (Dismounted Corps). Open to 1 Xon-Com-
missioned Officer or man per Division. The 3 Independent Brigades
together to count as 1 Division
GAMES AND SPORTS. 87
(n) Bayonet v. Bayonet. (b) Sword v. Bayonet.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and 10.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal and 5.
3rd prize. King-Emperor' a Bronze Medal and 3.
N on- Com missioned Officers and Men, Imperial fierrice Troops.
EVKXT No. 11.
Best man at Arms (Mounted Corps). Open to 1 Non-Commis-
aioned Officer or man per Circle, Imperial Service Troops -
(a) Tent-pegging with lance. (6) Sword v. Sword.
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and 10.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal and .5.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal and ^3.
EVKXT No. 12.
Be ft I man at Arms (Dismounted Corps). Open to 1 Non-Com-
missioned Officer or man per Circle, Imperial Service Troops
(a) Bayonet v. Bayonet. (&) Sword v. Sword (singlestick)
1st prize. King-Emperor's Gold Medal and .10.
2nd prize. King-Emperor's Silver Medal and .5.
3rd prize. King-Emperor's Bronze Medal and ,3.
Secretary for Tournament Committee Major G. A. Trent.
Point-to-Point Races.
The races will take place in connection wilh the Military
Tournament on the afternoon of the 15th December, over a course
consisting of about 4 miles of natural country, with the addition of
various obstacles.
The following is a programme of the races which- will be held under
the C. T. C. rules :
FIRST RACE 1-30 P.M.
King-Ernperor's Cup. All Comers' race. A. cup value 30 and
75 per cent, of the entrance money to the winner, 220 per cent, of
the entrance money to the second and 5 per cent, of the entrance money
to the third. Open to ponies 14-1 and under.
Distance . . About 3 miles.
Weights . . English and Australasians 12 stone 7 Ibs.
Country-breds 11 stone.
Arabs 10 stone 7 Ibs.
Weight for inches. Allowance : Owners riding their own horses
allowed 7 Ibs. Entrance Rs. 16. Twenty-six Entries.
GAMES AND SPORTS.
SECOND RACE 2-15 P.M.
King -Emperor's Cup. Imperial Service Troops race. A cup
value 30 to the winner. Open to horses bond jide and uncondi-
tionally the property of Indian Officers, Imperial Service Troops, or the
Regimental Funds. Entries limited to one entry per regiment. To he
ridden hy an Indian Officer belonging to the regiment entering.
Distance ....... About 4 miles.
English and Australasians catch weights . Over 11 stone 7 Ihs.
Country-hreds catch weights . . . Over 9 stone 7 Ibs.
Arabs catch weights Over 8 stone 7 Ibs.
Entrance Free. Eleven Entries.
THIBD RACE 3-0 P.M.
Queen-Empress' Cup. Welter Weight race. A cup value 30
and 75 per cent, of the entrance money to the winner, 20 per cent,
of the entrance money to the second and 5 per cent, of the entrance
money to the third. Open to horses bond fide and unconditionally the
property of the owner entering them, and belonging to officers of His
Majesty's Navy or Army on full pay, to officers of the Indian Army
Reserve, to gazetted officers of the Civil Service, and to officers of the
Indian Volunteer Force, active or reserve.
Also to other members of the Volunteer Force, whose entries have
been duly certified by their Commanding Officers as complying with
the conditions that the horses entered are bond fide and uncondition-
ally the property of the owners so entering.
Horses must have never won a flat race, hurdle race, or steeplechase,
value Rs. 1,100 (one thousand one hundred) or over, nor have cost at
any time a greater sum than Rs. 2,000 (two thousand).
Distance . . About 4 miles.
Weight .... 13 stone 7 Ibs.
Allowances . Country-breds allowed 2 stone.
Arabs allowed 3 stone.
Owners riding their own horses allowed 7 Ibs. Entrance* Rs. 16.
Thirty-seven Entries.
FOITBTH RACE 3-45 P.M.
King -Emperor's Cup. Indian Officers' race. A cup value
30 to the winner. Open to horses bond fide and unconditionally
the property of Indian Officers, or the Regimental Funds; or in
Nbn-silladar regiments, borne on the regimental horse roll ; the
horse entered must have been in the regiment for one year on 15th
December 1911. Entries limited to one entry per regiment. To be
ridden by an Indian Officer belonging to the regiment entering.
GAMES AND SPORTS. 89
Distance About 4 miles
English and Australasians catch weights . Over 11 stone 7 Ibs.
Country-breds catch weights . . . Over 9 stone 7 Ibs.
Arabs catch weights Over 8 stone 7 Ibs.
Entrance Free. Fifteen Entries.
FIFTH RACE 4-30 P.M.
Queen-Empress 9 Cup. Light Weight race. A cup value 30
and 75 per cent, of the entrance money to the winner, 20 per cent,
of the entrance money to the second and 5 per cent, of the entrance
money to the third. Open to horses bond fide and unconditionally the
property of the owner entering them, and belonging to officers of His
Majesty's Xavy or Army on full pay, to officers of the Civil Service,
and to officers of 'the Indian Volunteer Force, active or reserve.
Also to other members of the Volunteer Force, whose entries
have been duly certified by their Commanding Officers as complying
with the conditions that the horses entered are bond fide and
unconditionally the property of the owners so entering.
Horses must never have won a flat race, hurdle race, or steeple-
chase, value Rs. 1,100 (one thousand one hundred) or over, nor have
cost at any time a greater sum than Rs. 2,000 (two thousand).
Distance ..... About 4 miles.
Weights . . .12 stone.
Allowances .... Country-breds allowed 2 stone.
Arabs allowed 3 stone.
Owners riding their own horses allowed 7 Ibs. Entrance Rs. 16.
Forty-five Entries.
NOTICE.
No betting or totalizators will be allowed on the course. No
lotteries will be permitted.
During the afternoon, between races, there will be the following
Military displays :
llth (K.E.O.) Lancers, Circus.
Musical Drive, by a Battery, Royal Horse Artillery.
Musical Ride, 17th (D.C.O.) Lancers.
Trick riding display, 18th (K.G.O.) Lancers.
Secretary to Race Committee Major P. O. Hambro.
Instructions regarding Routes, etc,, for the
* . . Military Tournament
1. Residents in the areas detailed in paragraph 7 of the instruc-
tions regarding the Review should use the routes mentioned in that
paragraph, and the same parking arrangements will be made.
90 GAMES AND SPORTS.
2. Time of Arrival. The Military Tournament begins in the
morning, and the Races at 1-30 P.M., and it is expected that His
Majesty will arrive at 3 P.M. The following route, ciz., Kino sway to
the Fountain, Prince's Road from the Fountain to the junction with
the Mall, the Mall from Prince's Road junction to Empress Road, and
Empress Road, will be closed from 2-20 P.M. to 3 P.M. All traffic pro-
ceding along the Mall between those hours will be diverted to Review
Road.
3. Driver ft 9 Passes (Nos. 14-, 15, 16, similar to those used for tbe
Review) will be issued to purchasers of tickets in the first and second
enclosures. Tickets for the third and fourth enclosures will be pur-
chased at the gates and passes cannot be issued in advance ; but
carriages will not be stopped by the police owing. to the absence of
a pass.
4. Drivers of carriages driving to the motor enclosure for pardah
ladies will wear on the left arm a badge bearing the letter M which
will be issued to all purchasers of tickets for the enclosure.
BOXING TOURNAMENT.
The Boxing Tournament for the Championship of India will be held
nightly at the specially built arena just north-east of Durbar Amphi-
theatre, from 27th Xovember till llth December (inclusive). The finals
will be on 15th December. The officers' classes are for Catch, Middle,
Light and Feather weights ; men's classes for the above and a Bantam
class in addition. A cup will be presented to the winner in each of the
officers', a gold medal to the winner and a sih er medal no the runner
up in each of the men's classes.
In addition, the Durbar Committee have presented a 50 cup for
the winning Regimental team. There is accommodation for about 6,000
in the Boxing Arena, at prices varying from Rs. 5 to annas 2. Boxing
will commence nightly at 9 P.M., and special trains wilj be run for the
occasion on both broad-gauge and light railways. A good metalled
road runs within 50 yards of the arena.
President of the Tournament Committee Maj.-(Jeii. B. T. Mahon,
C.B., D S.O.
Hon. Secretary Ctipt. ). R. K. Stansfield, D.S.O., Gordon
Highlanders.
THE BADSHAHI MELA.
The Badshahi Mela, or People's fSte will be held on the bank of the
River Jumna below the wall of the Delhi Fort.
The most important period of the fete will be from December llth
to December 17th, but wrestling and various preliminary competitions
vill start from the beginning of the month. The wrestling matches on
December 2nd will be confined to wrestlers of the Indian Army.
GAMES AND SPORTS. 91
Soldiers in uniform will on that day ho admitted into the wrestling
arena at half price.
The principal day will he December 13th, the date of the State
Garden Party, on which occasion Their Imperial Majesties have con-
sented to appear at the historic Jarokha on the wall of the Fort, which
overlooks the ground occupied hy the fete. Arrangements are being
made to enable as many people as time permits to march past Their
Imperial Majesties j this should prove a most interesting spectacle to
guests at the Garden Party, who will have from the walls of the Fort
an excellent view of the whole area of the fete. Elephants will be
available for those visitors who desire to go through the crowds at the
Mela.
On the morning of the 13th, processions representing the various
religions, Hindu, Sikh, Musalman, Jain, and the Arya Samaj will march
on to the Mela area. Visitors who wish to view what is certain to be a
picturesque and interesting sight can do so by arriving on the river
bank at about 10 A.M.
During the afternoon the Patiala Circus and Musical riders and the
Rampur Circus riders will give exhibitions, and arrangements are also
being made for a sham attack on a Fort, organized hy His Highness the
Maharaja of Gwalior in conjunction with Lt.-Col. "Bir Bikram Singh of
Nahan. There will he a display of daylight and other fireworks, the
latter taking place between five and six o'clock in the evening.
Arrangements have also been made for exhibitions of acrobatic skill, hill
dances, the well-known Khattak dance, ram fighting and local games.
Admission to the Mela is free, and fees will only be charged for
wrestling and similar shows.
tfecrefary of Ike Mela Commit lee Lieut. G. E. Sopwith, R.E.
NATIVE SPORTS.
JSports have been arranged, comprising Wrestling, Quoit-
throwing, Sonchi, Sword and Shield play, a Flat Race (open
to members of the R. A. T. A. only) and Flat Race (open
to members of the T. A. T. A. only). The finals will take
place on the 3rd December on the Hockey practice ground,
near the Army Camp station, commencing at 2 P.M. Ad-
mission free.
CHAPTER XVII.
General Administration.
The general arrangements for the Imperial Assemblage
have under the general orders of His Excellency the
Viceroy been carried out by the Committee which was ap-
pointed under the following Notification :
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA,
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT*
RESOLUTION.
FORT WILLIAM, the 2nd February 1911.
No. 54 D.
His Excellency the Viceroy lias been pleased to appoint a Com-
mittee for the management, subject to His Excellency's general control
and supervision, of all business connected with the Coronation Durbar,
to be held at Delhi in December 1911, and to nominate the following-
members :
President.
The Hon'ble Sir John Prescott Hewett, K.C.S.I., C.I.E., Lieute-
nant-Governor of the United Provinces.
Members.
Maj.-Gen. His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sir Madho Rao Scindia,
Bahadur, of Gwalior, G.C.S.I., G.C.V.O., Honorary A.-D.-C. to His
Majesty the King-Emperor of India.
Col. His Highness Maharaja Sir Ganga Singh, Bahadur, of Bikaner,
G.C.I.E., K.C.S.I., Honorary A.-D.-C. to His Majesty the King-Emperor
of India.
Maj.-Gen. His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sir Pratapsinghji, of
Idar, G.C.S.I., K.C.B., Honorary A.-D.-C. to His Majesty the King-
Einperor of India.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION. 93
Col. His Highness Nawab Sir Muhammad Hamid AU Khan, Baha-
dur, of Rampur, G.C.I.E., Honorary A.-D.-C. to His Majesty the
King- Emperor of India.
The Hon'ble Sir T. R. Wynne, K.C.I.E., V.D., President of the
Railway Board.
The Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Dept.
The Commissioner of the Delhi Division.
Col. II. V. Cox, I. A., Deputy Quarter-Master- General in India.
Col. C. J. Bamher, I. M.S., Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals,
Punjab.
Brev-Col. R. S. Maclagan, R.E., Chief Engineer, Public Works
Department, Punjab.
Lt.-Col. F. A. Maxwell, D.S.O., V.C., I.A., Military Secretary to
the Viceroy.
Mr. W. M. Hailey, I.C.S., Deputy Secretary to the Government of
India in the Finance Department.
Lt.-Col. R. E. Grimston, C.I.E., Extra Equerry to the King.
Lt.-Col. C. F. T. Murray, I. A., Supply and Transport Officer.
Mr. V. Gabriel, C.V.O., I.C.S., Secretary.
The following is a list of the principal officers serving under the
direction of the Coronation Durbar Committee :
Police. Mr. E. Lee French, Inspector General of Police, Punjab.
Deputy Inspectors General : Lt.-Col. H. T. Dennys, Mr. G. A.
Rundle ; Chief Traffic Officer, Mr. A. C. Stewart.
Public Works. Major S. D'A. Crookshank, R E., Superinten-
dent of Works. Assistants Mr. F. T. Jones, Asstt. Engineer, P. W.
D., Lieut. C. F. Stoehr, R.E., Lieut. R. G. G. Robson, R.E., Sirdar
Balwant Singh, and Sirdar Bahadur Bhai Ram Singh (Principal of the
Mayo School of Art, Lahore).
Water Supply. Mr. D. W. Aikman, P. W. D., Sanitary Engineer,
Punjab Government. Assistant Dewan Amar Nath, P. W. D.
Electric Lighting. Mr. J. S. S. Pitkeathly, Electrical Inspector,
United Provinces. Assistants Capt. J. S. Barker, R.E., Lieut,
A. H. C. Trench, R.E., Mr. J. F. Scott, Lieut. Roome, R.E.
Sanitation. Under the general supervision of Col. C. Bamber,
I.M.S., Lt.-Col. H. B. ThornhiL, C.I.E., Inspecting Sanitary Officer,
Major E. L. Ward, I.M.S., Executive Sanitary Officer and Health
Officer ; Capt. A. G. Grisewood, I.M.S., Plague Medical Officer.
Dairy. Mr. M. W. Smith, Dairy Expert (under the supervision of
Col. R. H. Ewart, D.S.O.).
Superintendent of Durbar Gardens Mr. A. E. P. Griessen.
Secretary, Local Committee Mr. G. M. Boughey, I.C.S.
Secy., Durbar Polo Tournament Lt.-Col. R. St. C. Lecky.
Secy., Point-to-Point Races Major P. O. Hambro.
94 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.
Secy., Military Tournament Major G. A. Trent.
Superintendent, Central Market Mr. D. Bennett.
The Durbar Railways have beeen constructed under the general
orders of Sir T. II. Wynne, K.C.I.K., President, Railway Board.
Engineer- in-Chief, Mr. J. C. Lyle Traffic Manager, Major H. V.
Freeland, R.E.; Assistants Mr. A. F. Johnston, Executive Engineer,
Mr. C. M. Brisco Owen, Executive Engineer ; Officer in charge of the
Durbar Light Railway, Lieut. A. II . L. Mount, R.E.
The special arrangements for Irrigation have been carried out by
Mr. T. R. J. Ward, C.I.E., Superintending Engineer, Western Jamna
Canal ; Assistants Mr. C. D. Fleming, Executive Engineer, and
Lieut. G. E. Sopwith, U.K.
The postal arrangements have been carried out under the general
direction of Mr. W. Maxwell, C.I.E., I.C.S., Director-General of
the Post Office of India.
The telegraphic arrangements are under the charge of Mr. 1. C.
Thomas, Director of Telegraphs.
Works in Delhi Fort Capt. L. N. Malan, R.E. (electric light-
ing)} Capt. A. Campbell, R.E., Garrison Engineer ; Mr. Gordon Sander-
son, Archaeological Survey, Agra Circle ; Rai Sahib Bishambar Nath,
Executive Engineer ; L. Raja Ram, Assistant Engineer.
In order to provide for arrangements for Military Concentration, a
special Military Staff Office was organised in February 19 LI. The
work of the office has been carried out under Brigadier- General
H. V. Cox, I.A., by Major James, A. Q. M. G., Captain Graham.
P. A. Q. M. G., Lieut. Hobart, R.E., and Lieut. Lickma.j, Berkshire
Regiment.
This Military Staff laid out all the Durbar Camps, Civil and
Military and Lieut. Hobart prepared the maps of the area.
CHAPTER XVIII.
Miscellaneous Information.
VISITING BOOKS OF THEIR IMPERIAL
MAJESTIES.
The visiting books of Their Imperial Majesties will he placed in the
Following positions :
The Flagstaff Tower.
The lower verandah of the Pavilion at the north entrance to the
Polo Ground.
Army Camp at the junction of Barari and Lahore I loads close
to Enquiry Office, Composite Division.
The books will remain open from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. each day on the
8th to llth, 13th and 15th December.
HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL LOAN
EXHIBITION.
This Exhibition is located in one of the historic buildings in the
Palace-fortress of Shah Jahan, the Mumtaz Mahal. This building was
for many years used as a sergeants' mess, and it is only during the
past twelve months that it has been adapted to serve the purposes of a
Museum. During the alterations, a good deal of the old decoration
has been laid b.a-e, and though the outlines of the patterns are blurred
sind the colours faded, enough remains to show the visitor the manner
in which tin 1 building was decorated while it was still in Moghul
hands.
Outside, in the verandah, are arranged a number of sculptures and
inscriptions, all belonging to the permanent collection, which forms the
nucleus of the present Exhibitior.
In the main hall, there is a fine collection of arms and armour.
Many of the exhibits in this class have a personal interest as weapons
once owned by men who have played a great part on the stage of Indian
history. Side by side with them are a number of standards and ensigns
of forms strange to the Western eye. Other accessories of Moghul
ceremonial will be found in State palanquins, elephant housings and
dresses of honour, while the procedure of the departments of State in
regard to the grant of titles and the issue of patents of appointment to
offices is illustrated by the collection of farmans and sanads.
96 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
The small collection of Mutiny relics will be of special interest to
many.
There are a number of fine examples of the arts of seal-engraving
and calligraphy, and it is believed that the collection of pictures is one
of the most noteworthy yet exhibited in India. It contains portraits
of most of the famous personages in the history of the Moghul Empire,
as well as a large number of pictures of archaeological interest,
representing the buildings of the Palace when they were actually in use
by the last Emperors and other old Delhi buildings as they were in the
early part of the last century, when the artists of Upper India first
turned their attention to architectural subjects.
A detailed catalogue has been prepared, and may be obtained at the
Museum (price Be. 1) . It gives a great deal of historical and other
information, not readily accessible to visitors, and it is hoped that they
will find it of assistance not merely as a guide to the Exhibition, but as
a book of reference during their travels through the provinces of the old
Moghul Empire.
Only a small proportion of the exhibits belong to the permanent
collection. Many of the most interesting have been lent by Indian
Chiefs, and among these the exhibits from Udaipur, Gwalior, Jodhpur,
Bhopal, Bikaner and Alwar will be found specially worthy of notice.
The Exhibition will, it is hoped, bo open from the 8th December
and will remain open till the end of February. It will be open every
day, except when the Fort is closed to visitors, Sundays excepted, from
10 A.M. to 4-30 P.M. Admission Ee. 1.
The photographing of exhibits is strictly prohibited.
Several of the exhibits, not marked as belonging to the permanent
collection or as lent by Chiefs, are for sale. Enquiries should be made
in the Museum office on the premises, or, by letter, from the Honorary
Secretary, Loan Exhibition, The Fort, Delhi. The exhibition has been
arranged by Mr. Gordon Sanderson, of the Archaeological Survey, and
Mr. J. P. Thompson, I.C.S., Delhi.
GENERAL ORDERS BY INSPECTOR-
GENERAL OF POLICE. *
1. Elephants will not be allowed on roads in the Civil Station, City
or Central Camps.
2. Drivers must obey all directions of the Police for the regulation
of traffic.
3. All pedestrians are required to walk on the footpaths where they
are provided.
4. Vehicles must follow each other in line. Infringement of this
rule may result in indefinite detention of a carriage or motor at various
points where the roads will be blocked to others than those in the line
of traffic.
5. All slow traffic must keep well to the left or give way to faster
traffic such as motors.
6. The use of firearms within the Durbar area is strictly forbidden
between dates 6th and 17th December 1911.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. 97
7. The flying of Kites or Aero-kites on public thoroughfares and the
sending up of fire balloons within the Durbar area is forbidden.
8. It is particularly requested that carriages be parked within camp
boundaries whenever this is possible. When necessity demands they
may be parked at the side of the road in single file only, excepting on
the following roads where no parking will be permitted :
(i) Kingswav -From the main entrance of the King's camp to
the Mall.
(ii) Prince's Eoad From the Fountain to the Mall,
(iii) Central Avenue,
(iv) Imperial Avenue,
(v) Circuit House Eoad.
9. List of Hackney Carriage Stands in the Coronation Durbar Area.
(1) Kingsway Eailway Station.
(2) Army Camps Eailway Station.
(3) Cavalry Camps Eailway Station.
(4) Provincial Camps Eailway Station.
(5) Imperial Service Troops Eailway Station.
(6) Punjab Camp Eailway Station.
(7) Tis Hazari Eailway Station.
(8) Flagstaff Eailway Station.
(9) Hindu Eao Eailway Station.
(10) Press Camp on the Circuit House Eoad.
10. Horses shall not be exercised by syces on public roads within
the Durbar a*-ea between the hours of 9-10 A.M. and after 4 P.M.
11. Lighting up time has been fixed at 5-45 P.M. for all vehicles, but
is subject to alteration as notified from time to time.
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Officer in general charge :
Mr. W. MAXWKLL, C.I.E., I.C.S., Postmaster-General, Punjab and
N.-W. Frontier.
Post Offices. The Durbar Camp is served by the Coronation Durbar
post office, which is situated on the Mall, adjacent to the Kingsway
railway station. This office is the sole distributing office for mail
matter in the Durbar area. Tweive sub-offices which are distributed
throughout the Imperial, Civil and Provincial Camps and are situated
in the localities shown below have been provided in the Central camps
for the transaction of all classes of business (except Savings Bank)
with the public :
Post Office " A " . . . . Kashmir Gate.
"B" . . . . Mori Gate.
" C " . . . . Chauburja.
,, " D " . . . Imperial Avenue.
H
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
Post Office
Central Avenue.
Polo Ground.
Grand Trunk Road.
Provincial Camps Road.
Wazirpur.
Pembari Bridge.
Azadpur.
The Ridge.
There arc also post offices in the camps of H. I. M. the King-
Emperor, Their Honours the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, the
Lieutenant-Governor of Eastern Bengal and Assam and the Lieutenant-
Governor of the United Provinces. These offices are open for the
transaction of postal business with persons connected with the camps
concerned, and will not be available for use by the general public.
The troops forming the Durbar Concentration together with the
Indian Chiefs' camps are served by 12 post offices which are situated
in the localities shown below :
Post Office No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No.
No. 7
No. 8
No. 9
No. 10
No. 11
No. 12
Badli ki Sarai.
Cavalry Camp Station.
Horse Shoe Jhil.
Amphitheatre.
Jhurauda.
The Island.
Wazirabad Road.
Alipore Road.
The Mall.
Dahirpur.
Prince's Road.
Dhaka.
Letter-Boxes. Over one hundred letter-boxes are distributed
throughout the camps, and these are cleared in connection with all out-
going mails and local deliveries. This number includes a letter-box
erected alongside of each Enquiry Office where a memu. showing the
hours at which that box is cleared' is exhibited for public information.
Delivery of "Mails. (1) All paid unregistered articles for delivery
in the Central camps are made over by the Post Office to the officials
in charge of the several Enquiry Offices in the Civil, Provincial and
Chiefs' Camps, who arrange for and undertake all responsibility for
their delivery. Letters which cannot 6rdinarily be delivered within 24
hours of their receipt in the Camp Enquiry Offices will be removed to
the Central post office daily by a staff of Inspectors. The public are
advised to enquire at the Central post office for letters which are
oxpactod but have not been received.
In the Civil and Chiefs* camps, the delivery of registered and
insured letters and parcels, as also of money orders, value-payable
articles, and unpaid letters is arranged for by the Post Office and is
made direct to the residents at their respective camps. Articles of
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
these classes arc not left at Enquiry Offices for delivery except at
the written request of the addressees who authorise the Enquiry
Office to sign receipts for, and pay postal charges due on, articles
delivered.
(2) In the Military camps the delivery of registered and unregistered
articles is made to the orderlies who attend the camp offices which
serve the units to which they are attached.
Intimation of the arrival of insured letters, value-payable articles,
money orders and articles on which any charge has to be collected on
delivery is sent through the orderly to the addressee, who is required
to attend in person or appoint the orderly as his agent.
The Hour* of Delivery are :
HOURS OF DELIVERY
Of unregistered
orf inlnj
Of registered and
parcel mail and
article's.
money orders.
1st Delivery. From all places in Assam,
Bengal. Bombay, Burma (thrice
weekly), Central India, Central Pro-
vinces, Eastern Bengal, Madras,
Punjab, Rajputana and United Pro-
vinces ; also local postings .
2nd. Delivery.- -From places in the
7
8
Punjab, Sind and Baluchistan ;
also local postings ....
10
12
3rd Delivery. From places in Raj-
putana, Oudh and the Punjab, also
from Ahmedabad (Gujrat), Bhavna-
gar, Rajkot, Wadhwan ; and local
postings ....
12
12
4th Delivery. Local postings only
14
8
(succeeding 1 day).
6th Delivery. From places in Oudh, a
portion of the United Provinces ;
also local postings
18
8
(succeeding day).
Weekly English Mail .
16
8
(Saturday)
Registered letter mail
(Monday), Parcel
mail and money orders
(Tuesday).
By the mails due to arrive at Delhi on the'9th and 16th December, that portion
which is correctly addressed to the Central and Concentration Camps will be
forwarded from Bombay on the arrival of the mail steamer by an extra special train
ran by the Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway and be delivered at
I at 8 A.M.
100
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
The Hours of Despatch of Mails are :
LATEST i
[DUE OF POSTING
For unregistered
For registered
letters and
articles and
packets.
parcels.
1st Despatch. For places in Bombay,
Punjab, Central Provinces, Madras
and Oudh ; also Meerut, Muzaffar-
nagar, Saharanpnr, Agra and
Muttra
8
18
2nd Despatch.~For places served by
(preceding day).
the East Indian Railway from Delhi
to Mughalsarai. also Kohtak, Gur-
gaon and Ilewari ....
9
18
3rd Despatch. For places served by
(preceding day).
the Oudh and Rohilkhand Railway
from Delhi to Moradabad and Saha-
ranpur to Mughalsarai .
15-45
14-45
4th Despatch. For places in Punjab,
Sind, Baluchistan, Kajputana, and
Central India ; also for Cawnpore,
Dehra Dun and Mussooric
10-45
18-0
6th Despatch. For India generally ;
also Burma
21-30
18-0
i
Weekly English Mail ....
8-0
18-0
(Friday)
(Thursday).
The latest dates on which letters and parcels (vid Brindisi) for the United
Kingdom can be despatched from the Coronation Durbar Post Office so as to en-
sure their arrival there by Christmas Day and New Year's Day are as follows:
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
FOB LETTERS.
. Dec. 8
. Dec. 15
FOB PAECEL8.
Dec. 7
Dec. 14
The Hours of Postal Utisiness are :
References and Enquiries attended to
Certificates of Posting granted .
Prom To
A. M. p. M.
70 80
80 80
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. 101
From
A. M.
7
To
P. M.
8
Begistered Articles received for despatch .
Parcels received for despatch
Insured Articles received for despatch
Value-payable Articles received for despatch
Money Orders issued
Telegraphic Money Orders issued
British Postal Orders sold and paid .
Telegrams received for despatch
8
8
8
8
10
8
8
7
G
6
6
6
4
6
9
On Sundays and Post Office holidays only Express telegraphic
money orders are issued.
Information regarding the hours of business in sub-offices is obtain-
able on application at the sub-offices themselves.
The sub post offices in the civil camps and the concentration area
are open from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. for transactions with the public. Money
orders are issued and British postal orders sold and paid from 10 A.M.
to 4 P.M.
Postal Enquiry Office. A Postal Enquiry Office is established at the
Central Post Office. The public are requested to intimate full parti-
culars of thc-'r addresses to the Chief Superintendent and Postmaster,
Coronation Durbar Post Office, so that these may be registered in
the Postal Enquiry Department. This will facilitate the delivery
of articles received with incomplete addresses. An article addressed
in such a way that the Post Office cannot deliver it, will be kept in
deposit in the Postal Enquiry Department at the Coronation Durbar
post office and the public should make enquiries only at that office
for undelivered articles. Articles for delivery will not be retained in
deposit by any sub-office. The Postal Enquiry Department of the
Coronation Durbar post office is open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Telegrams. Tel egrams are received for despatch by the Coronation
Durbar post office between the hours of 7 A.M. and 9 P.M. Telegraphic
messages are not delivered from *hat office.
Telephones. All the post offices are telephone call offices with
the exception of J. (Wazirpur), 9 (The Mall) and 11 (Prince's Eoad).
Complaints. All complaints relating to the Durbar post offices
should be addressed to
Mr. D. Murtrie,
Chief Superintendent and Postmaster,
Coronation Durbar Post Office.
102
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
TELEGRAPH ARRANGEMENTS.
In addition to the permanent Telegraph Offices in Delhi detailed
below :
WOBKIN& HOUHP.
STANDABD TIME.
NAMK OF OFFICE.
REMARKS.
Week days.
Sundays and
Holidays.
Delhi
0-21
0-24
Delhi Cavalry Lines.
10-17
Closed.
Accepts late fee tele-
grams ; does not ac-
cept Press telegrams.
Delhi Chandni Chowk
7-20
Do.
Docs not accept late
foe telegrams or
Press telegrams.
Delhi Chauri Bazar
10-17
Do.
Do.
Delhi Daruba .
7-20
Do.
Do.
Delhi Darya Ganj
1017
Do.
Do.
Delhi EatraBarian
7-20
Do.
Do.
Delhi Maiden 'a Hotc
720
Do.
Do.
Delhi Subzimundi
7-8,11-17
Do.
Do.
Delhi Sadda Bazar
7-30
Do.
Do.
The following temporary Telegraph Offices have been opened in
connection with the Coronation Durbar :
1. A Telegraph Office on the Imperial Avenue, designated
Coronation Durbar," open always from 0-24 hours.
2. Nine local Telegraph Offices as follows :
WORKING HOUBS.
STANDARD TIME.
NAME OF OFFICE.
Where situated.
Week days.
Sundays and
Holidays.
Closed
KEMABKS.
Does not
accept late
fee tele-
Coronation Dnrbar
A. On the Cen-
tral Avenue.
7-21
grams or
Press tele-
Coronation Durbar
Coronation Durbar
B. AttheG.P.O.
C. Junction of
Grand Trunk
Road & Pro-
vincial Camps
Road.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
grams.
Do.
Do.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
ioa
Hous.
NAME OP OFFICK. i Where situated.
Coronation Durbtir
Week days. ^JJj
I
D. Provincial
Camps Sta-
tion, i
UEMABKS.
7-21 8-10, 16-18 j Accepts late
fee tele-
grams, does
not accept
Press tele-
| grams.
Coronation Durbar
E. Cavalry ,
Do.
Do,
do.
Do.
Camps Sta- i
1
'
tion. i
Coronation Durbar
P. Durbar Light!
Do.
! Do.
do. ,
Do.
Railway Sta-
|
tion.
i
Coronation Durbar
G. Dahirpur i
Do.
Do.
do. !
Do.
Village.
Coronation Durbtir
H. \riny (lamps
Do-
Do.
do.
Do.
Station.
Coronation Durbar
K. Wazirsibad
Do.
Do.
do.
Do.
Uoad.
i
i
1
The following arc the Railway Telegraph Offices in Delhi which
receive paid telegramH :
NAME OP Ovvict .
WORKING Horns.
STAITDAHD TIMW,
Weekday
lihMAKX>
Delhi, E. I. Railway") Joint ^
J f. 0--24
Delhi, B. B. Railway) Station )
- 24
i
Delhi Junction, G. I. P. Railway 0-2-4
02-1 '
Delhi Kishenganj, N. W. Ry. . 0-24
o~24 !
Delhi Lahore Gate, B. B. Ry. . ; 0-24
0-21
Delhi Sadar, G. I. P. Railway .
0-24
024
Delhi Serai Rohilla, B. B. Ry. .
24
0-24 j
Delhi Shahdara, E. I. Ry. .
6-21 !
6-21 :
: Express telegram*
1 dealt with at any
J time day or night.
104 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
None of the Railway Stations on the Delhi Durbar Railways
accept paid telegrams.
Press telegrams are only accepted at the Delhi and Coronation
Durbar Telegraph Officea, and at no others.
All telegrams will be delivered at Camp Enquiry Offices only,
imp Staff
the Camps.
Camp Staff Officers will arrange to deliver telegrams to residents in
Ca
Visitors arc particularly requested to intimate their addresses
to the Officer in charge of the Coronation Durbar Telegraph Office.
Cards for this purpose, addressed to that Officer, are available at all
Telegraph Offices and Enquiry Offices.
A list of undelivered telegrams is posted daily at the Central Office.
A statement of undelivered telegrams is also posted daily to all Camp
Enquiry Offices.
Any complaints should be addressed to
The Officer in Charge,
Central Telegraph Office,
Coronation Durbar.
TELEPHONES.
A Central Telephone Exchange has been established in the Corona-
tion Durbar Telegraph Office. All Camp Enquiry Offices are connected
to this Exchange. Full particulars showing all subscribers connected
to the Exchange are to be found in the List of Subscribers issued with
each instrument.
All Post Offices are also Public Call Offices except 'lie Post Offices
at Wazirabad, on the Mall and on Prince Road. A fee of four annas
is charged for a three minutes' conversation, an additional fee of four
annas is charged for every three minutes or part of three minutes in
excess.
Complaints in writing should be addressed to
The Assistant Superintendent,
Central Telephone Exchange,
Telegraph Camp,
Coronation Durbar.
Verbal complaints may be made by calling up No. 180.
Officer in general charge of telegraph arrangements Mr. I. C. Thomas.
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DELHI DURBAR RAILWAYS.
In order to provide for the traffic in the Durbar area, special lines,
on both the broad gauge and narrow 2' 6" gauge, have been construct-
ed. Visitors are advised to obtain the Delhi Durbar Eailway guide
for full details. The following short description shows generally the
facilities offered :
Broad Gauge.
The Delhi- Ambala-Kalka Railway has been doubled from Sabzi-
Mandi Station to Wazirpur junction, where a connection is made
with the new Durbar lines. The Southern Punjab Eailway has
been doubled from Brewery Cabin to Shakurpur. From Shakur-
pur the Durbar Eailway has been constructed in a north-easterly
direction to Imperial Service Troops Station, Provincial Carats Station
and under the Delhi-Ambala-Kalka Eailway to Azadpur junction ;
from here the main line goes on to the terminal station at Kingsway,
and two branch lines go in one direction to Cavalry Camps station, in
another direction to the Durbar station and Army Camps station.
To relieve congestion in the main stations at Delhi, a second ter-
minal station "Hamilton Eoad " has been made, with a " halt " sta-
tion close to the Dufferin Bridge ; and a connection between the Agra
Delhi Chord Eailway at Delhi Sadar, and the main lines at Grand
Trunk junction, which will divert traffic round the main station.
Local trains will run at intervals of about 15 minutes between Delhi
main, or Hamilton Eoad, and Kingsway halting at Delhi Kishenganj,
Imperial Service, Provincial Camps and Azadpur en route. Passengers
for Cavalry Camps, Durbar, or Army Camps stations change at Azadpur.
An occasional train will run vi& Sabzi-Mandi and Punjab Camps sta-
tions. These broad gauge trains carry about 1,100 persons and carry
goods and passenger traffic of all description, but it is important that
for all traffic booked througli to the five broad gauge camp stations,
viz., Kingsway, Army Camp, Cavalry Camp, Provincial Camp and
Imperial Service Troops stations goods, should be clearly marked with
the special labels provided free of charge at all the chief stations in
India. The L bels are of distinctive colours and designs. Special
trains and fully reserved carriages will be sent through to any of these
camp stations. The rates for special trains, and for goods and parcels,
will be found in the Delhi Durbar Eailway guide, or can be ascer-
tained at the stations. There are also representatives of the railway
companies at the enquiry offices of important camps.
Atari ow gauge.
The terminus is at Tis Hazari, with a short single line to the
Mori Gate. The main line is double and runs North to the Khyber
Pass, where one line goes West to the Polo ground and one North to
the Durbar Amphitheatre. The line carries passengers only. Nor-
mally trains ran every fifteen minutes from Tis Hazari to the two
termini, half to the Polo ground and half to the Durbar station.
The trains carry about 230 persons each.
The fares are as under, and apply to journeys between any pair
of stations on the Durbar Railways.
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Cheaper fares will be offered to those travelling by the light rail-
way in the early morning to provide facilities for the servants of
visitors to proceed to the central market or the city for provisions.
The ordinary train service on both the broad and the narrow gauge
railways is liable to be suspended or will be supplemented in order to
provide for the concentration of trains on the point nearest the special
centre of interest for each day. Time tables will be issued from day
to day giving details of the * train service for the following day and
will be distributed to nil camps and exhibited at stations. Fares on
trains for the Amphitheatre on the day of the Durbar will be in-
creased as the time for running the last train approaches.
Chief Engineer : Traffic Manager:
.1. C. LYLE, Esq. MAJOR H. FEEELAND, R.K.
RATES FOR HIRE OF CARRIAGES.
The rates of hire which may be demanded by drivers of carriages
licensed under the special rules in force for the Durbar period shall not
exceed the following : -
Within Municipal Limits awl Durbar arm.
Special and
1st Class.
2nd Class.
3rd Class
Palki
Carriage.
3rd Class
Tumtum
and Tonga.
4th Class
Kkkas.
Rs. A. v.
RS. A. P.
Rs. A. P.
Rs. A. p.
Rs. A. p.
Per hour or part
thereof.
Per day of 10
hours
3
40
400
30
300
20
1 8
15
100
10
Oulsi.de Municipal Limits.
The fares which may be demanded for a drive to or to and from
Humayun's Tomb. -\
SafTrlang!" (Direct or circular tour)
Badli. )
which are within six miles of Municipal limits and to the Kutab,
Okhla and Kalkaji which are more than six miles from Municipal
limits shall be calculated by the hour or day according to the above
schedule.
These special rates of hire shall only be in force between the 15th of
November and the 24th December 1911, and may only be charged for
hackney carriages of all descriptions licensed under the special rules in
force for the Durbar period.
108 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
RULES REGARDING MOTORS.
1. The use of motors during the Durbar is regulated by the Punjab
Motor Vehicles Act, 1907, and the rules thereunder, the principal pro-
visions of which are summarized in the following paragraphs. The
rules apply to all motor vehicles including motor bicycles.
2. Licenses. No person may drive a motor vehicle without a
license. Licenses granted (a) under any Act in force in the United
Kingdom or (b) under any Act in force in British India are recognised
as valid for the purpose of this Act.
3. Licenses available for one year will be granted by the Deputy
Commissioner, Delhi, on payment of a fee of Us. 2 to any person over
the age of 18 years who has not been disqualified by a formal declara-
tion under the Act on account of a breach of the rules under the Act.
4. Production and tise of licenses :
(a) The driver of a motor vehicle shall produce his license upon
demand by any police officer above the rank of constable.
(b) The holder of a license shall not lend it to, nor allow it to
be used by, any other person.
5. Registration of vehicles. Every motor vehicle used within the
Durbar area shall be registered with the Deputy Commissioner, Delhi,
who will assign a special Durbar number to each vehicle registered
with him.
6. Applications for registration, which must contain the particulars
shown in Schedule I, should be submitted in advance, before the
arrival of the car in Delhi, accompanied by a fee of Rs. 2. A fee
of Rs. 15 must be paid with every application submitted after Decem-
ber 1st, 1911.
7. Arrangements will be made for the issue of passes through the
Station Masters of Durbar Railway Stations for motors arriving at
such stations which have not previously been registered These passes
will be granted only on the condition that regular registration shall be
effected as soon as possible. (Sec Schedule III.)
8. Identification marks. Every registered motor vehicle shall
carry an identification mark, consisting of two plates, which shall com-
ply with the requirements detailed in Schedule II. The plates form-
ing the identification mark shall be fixed one on the front and the
other on the back of the motor vehicle, in an upright position, so that
every letter and figure on the plate is upright and easily distinguish-
able. Provided that, in the case of motor bicycles, the plate fixed on
the front part of the cycle may, if it has duplicate faces, be fixed so
that from whichever side the cycle is viewed the letters or figures on
one or other face are easily distinguishable.
9. Speed. Ho motor vehicle shall be driven within the Durbar
area at a greater speed than 12 miles an hour.
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10. Reckless driving. Whoever drives a motor vehicle recklessly
>r negligently or at a speed or in a manner which is dangerous to the
public, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, including the
nature, condition and use of the road, and to the amount of traffic which
ictually is at the time, or which might reasonably he expected to he, on
bhe road, may on conviction be punished with fine which may extend to
>ne hundred rupees, or, in the case of a second or subsequent conviction,
to two hundred rupees.
11. Stoppage in case of accident. Where any accident occurs to
my person whether on foot, on horseback, or in a vehicle or to any
horse or vehicle in charge of any person, owing to the presence of a
motor vehicle on the road, whoever is in charge of such motor vehicle
shall stop it for a reasonable time, and, if required, give his name and
address, and also the name and address of the owner of such vehicle.
12. Use of lights. When a motor vehicle is in use or standing
on a public road or street after the time advertised as lighting up time
a lamp shall be kept burning on the vehicle, so contrived as to illumin-
ate by means of reflection, transparency or otherwise, and render
easily distinguishable, every letter or figure on the identification plate
fixed on the back of the vehicle. Provided that in the case of motor
cycles, the front plate may, if desired, be so illuminated.
Acetylene gas lamps should not be used on motor or other
vehicles unless they are so hooded or screened as to throw the light on
the road only.
13. Breach of rules. Any breach of the rules detailed in para-
graphs 2, 4, 5, 8, 9 or 11 above may on conviction be punished with
fine which may extend to fifty rupees, or, in the case of a second or
subsequent conviction, to one hundred rupees. Provided that no pro-
secution for a breach of the provisions of rule 4 (a) shall be instituted
if the driver whose license has been demanded produces the same before
a Magistrate within 48 hours of the demand.
NOTE. The schedules can be obtained on application to the Superintendent of Police,
Delhi.
14. Flags on motors are not allowed unless authorised by the
Inspector General of Police.
MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS.
MASSED BANDS.
Commandant. Colonel T. C. F. SOMERVILLE, Commandant,
Royal Military School of Music.
Musical Director. Major A. STRETTON, M.V.O., Director of
Music, Royal Military School of Music.
110 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
By kind permission of the Commanding Officer* ;md Officers, the
bands of the following regiments are present :
1st (King's) Dragoon Guards.
6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons.
13th Hnssars.
1st Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers.
2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) .
1st Battalion, The King's Own Scottish Borderers.
4th Battalion, The Worcestershire Regiment.
1st Battalion, The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regi-
ment) .
2nd Battalion, The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders).
2nd Princess Charlotte of Wales' (Royal Berkshire Regiment).
3rd Battalion, The King's Royal Rifle Corps.
4th Battalion, The King's Royal Rifle Corps.
1st Battalion, The Manchester Regiment.
1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry.
1st Battalion, Highland Light Infantry.
1st Battalion, Seafortli Highlanders.
1st Battalion, The Connaught Rangers.
16th Rajputs (The Lucknow Regiment) .
23rd Sikh Pioneers.
25th Punjabis.
28th Punjabis.
33rd Punjabis.
34th Sikh Pioneers.
36th Sikhs.
39th Garhwal Rifles.
46th Rattray's Sikhs.
47th Sikhs.
53rd Sikhs.
57th Wilde's Rifles.
74th Punjabis.
107th Pioneers.
116th Mahrattas. *
128th Pioneers.
130th (King George's Own) Baluohis (Jacob's Rifles).
1st Battalion, 1st (King George's Own) Gurkha Rifles
(The Malaun Regiment).
2nd Battalion, do. do. do.
1st Battalion, 2nd (King Edward's Own) Gurkha Rifles
(The Sirmoor Rifles).
2nd Battalion, do. do. do.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Ill
1st Battalion, 3rd (Queen Alexandra's Own) Gurkha Eiflcs.
2nd Battalion, do. do. do.
1st Battalion, 4th Gurkha Rifles.
2nd Battalion, do.
2nd Battalion, 9th Gurkha Rifles.
2nd Battalion, 10th Gurkha Rifles.
Also the string bands of
The King's Dragoon Guards,
1st Battalion, The King's Own Scottish Borderers,
2nd Battalion, The Royal Berkshire Regiment, and
1st Battalion, The Connaught Rangers .
By kind permission of His Excellency the Governor General his
Orchestra will on occasions play with the Massed String Bands.
At the finals of the Hockey 'Tournament Native Music will be per-
formed on Dhols and Serenais by men of the 25th, 28th and 33rd
Punjabis, 57th Wilde's Rifles, 107th Pioneers, 128th Pioneers and
130th K. G. O. Baluchis.
Applications to engage bands should be made, through the Com-
mandant, to the Commanding Officer of the Regiments or Corps to
which the band in request belongs.
The Massed bands will play on the Polo Ground on the dates and at
tho hours specified below.
Monday November 27th at 4-30 V.M.
Tuesday November 28th at 4-30 P.M.
Wednesday November 29th at 4-30 P.M.
Friday December 1st at 6 P.M.
Monday December 4th at 3 P.M.
Tuesday December 5th at 3 P.M.
Wednesday December 6th at 4-30 P.M.
Saturday December 9th at 3 P.M. Tattoo 011 the Polo Ground
at 9-30 t.M.
Monday December llth at 3-30 P.M.
Sunday December 17th at 4-30 P.M.
On the evening of 12th December there will be a Torch-light
Tattoo on the Bela beginning at 6 P.M.
MEDICAL AND SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS.
The general control of the Medical and Sanitary Arrangements is in
the hands of Colonel C. J. Bamber, I.M.S., Inspector General of Civil
Hospitals, Punjab, assisted by the following officers :
Lt-Gol. H. B. Thornhill, C.I.E., Inspecting Officer of Sanitation.
Major E. L. Ward, I.M.S. . . Special Health Officer.
Capt. A. E. Grisewood, I.M.S. . Special Plague Officer.
112 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
A. Medical Arrangements.
Each Central and Provincial Camp is provided with a Medical
Officer who is supplied with a hospital in charge of a Medical subordi-
nate. Serious cases of disease arc sent to the Civil Hospital, Delhi,
which adjoins the Jumma Musjid. In addition there is a Civil Hos-
pital adjoining Rajpur village in the Durbar area in charge of Civil
Assistant Surgeon Mir Hidayat Ullah. In this hospital civilian
followers are treated. Cases of infectious disease are treated in Segre-
gation Hospitals, which are situated as follows :
No. 1. On the Grand Trunk at the 5th mile stone, to take cases
from Central Camps north of the Alipur lload (the Mall).
No. 2. At Pembari Bridge on the Western Jumna Canal to take
cases from all Provincial Camps.
No. 3. Under the Ridge on the Malkaganj Road beyond the
Central Police Camp, to take all cases from Central
Camps south of the Alipur Road (the Mall).
B. Sanitary Arrangements.
Each Civil Camp has its internal sanitary arrangements controlled
by its own sanitary staff. In the case of Central Camps south of the
Alipur Road, the scavenging is done by the conservancy staff of the
Coronation Durbar Committee.
The whole area occupied by the Civil Camps is divided into three
wards under the Conservancy Overseer Mr. Teeling.
Each ward is sub-divided into circles in the charge of daroghas,
who control a large establishment of sweepers.
Nurses. Lady Minto's Indian Nursing Association will not have a
branch at Delhi. Fully trained English Nurses for
private cases can be engaged on application to Miss
Tippetts, Nursing Home, Lower Mall, Lahore.
Numerous ambulance stations are being provided on processional
routes. These are arranged jointly by the civil authorities and St.
John's Ambulance Association, Punjab, members of which are serving
voluntarily. Stations will be distinguished by a small black flag bear-
ing a white St. John's cross.
CIVIL VETERINARY ARRANGEMENTS.
There will be a Veterinary Hospital in Camp 31 (Map H-10) with a
qualified staff for the treatment of any cases that may be brought.
There will be no charge for treatment. There will be accommoda-
tion for a limited number of cases that may be required to remain as
indoor patients ; although there will be no charge for the treatment of
these, owners will have to make their own arrangements for feeding,
bedding and general attendance. As far as possible the staff will visit
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. 113
urgent cases, and cases that cannot be brought to the hospital, at the
owner's stables, but the owner will have to provide conveyance or
pay the travelling expenses of the Veterinary Assistant.
There will be a number of peripatetic Veterinary Inspectors who
will each have a certain area in which he will take action under the
Glanders and Farcy Act when necessary and take steps to report and
cope with any outbreak of contagious disease. They will also co-oper-
ate with the police in the prevention of cruelty to animals. Each man
will wear a badge by which he can be identified readily and he will be
prepared to attend to any emergent cases, such as accident, etc., when
called upon.
A quantity of rinderpest serum will be kept in stock, so that in the
event of rinderpest occurring amongst cattle, animals may be in-
oculated on application at the hospital.
Cases can also be treated at the Municipal Veterinary Hospital op-
posite the Tis Hazari Station on the light railway, but there charges
will be made according to the rates scheduled.
THE DURBAR CENTRAL MARKET.
For the convenience of visitors and others located in the various
Camps on the Durbar area a Central Market has been established on
the Mall opposite the Prince's Eoad Light Eailway Station and next
door to the Electric Power House.
The Market is open daily from 5-30 A.M. up to 9 P.M. The mam
building consists of shops for the sale of Wines, Spirits, Oilman's stores,
Tobacco, Tailoring, Saddlery and Chemists' stores. Adjoining the
main building there is a market for the sale of Fruits, Vegetables,
Flowers, Bread, Cakes, Biscuits, Jams, Jellies, Flour, Bice, and
Grains etc. Adjoining this building there is another market for the
sale of Beef, Mutton, Poultry, Eggs, Fish, and Game. Petrol can be
obtained from the Burma Oil Co. (Agents Shaw, Wallace & Co.). The
Government contract rate is Rs. 1-6-0 per gallon.
The marke* is under the supervision of Mr. Douglas Bennett,
F.Z.S., late Superintendent of the Crawford Market, Bombay.
GOVERNMENT DURBAR DAIRY.
(CAMP 25. MAP H-9 AND 1-9.)
A Government Dairy has been established in a central position on
the Najafgarh Canal Boad and is being worked by the Military Farms
Department under the supervision of Col. R. H. Ewart, D.S.O.,
Assistant Director of Farms, Army Headquarters.
The installation comprises a dairy with butter making, separating
and pasteurizing rooms, refrigerators, cold storage, and steam sterilis-
ing arrangements for the cleaning of utensils.
Two large Stock Yards have been established at the Central Dairy,
and a Branch Dep6t has been opened near Wazirabad, which will make
supplies principally to the Army Camps.
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The daily issues of milk are estimated to be over 25,000 Ibs., and to
meet these a herd of 2,000 milch cattle will be maintained. The
butter supplies, which are expected to reach It tons daily, will be partly
obtained from the Dairy itself and partly DV importation from the
Military Creameries. The total staff will be about 400 men, including
60 Europeans, under the management of Mr. Smith, Dairy Expert,
Army Headquarters.
Produce will be sold for cash or coupons at the following rates :
Milk 0-2-6 per lb., Cream Be. 1 per lb., Fresh butter Ee. 1-4 per
lb., Cooking Butter Ee. 1 per lb. These rates are reduced
in the case of troops.
DURBAR FODDER SUPPLY.
The Durbar Fodder Supply, which is in charge of Capt. Mellor of
the Military Farms Department, has been arranged to provide a com -
plete supply of fodder for the civil and military camps.
The stock of hay, which consists of about 1,80,000 maunds, is steam
baled and has been obtained from the various military farms. 75,000
maunds of bhoom and 23,000 maunds of baled bedding grass has also
been stocked. The supplies have been stacked at 6 convenient points
in the Durbar area, viz., at Balsura, Samepur, Hyderpur, Wazirabad,
Eajpur, and Azadpur.
The sale rate of hay in bulk is Ee. 1-1-0 per maund, but in the case
of late demands and retail issues the charge is Ee. 1-4-0 per maund.
Bedding is sold at Ee. 1 per maund.
Both hay and bedding are available in exchange for coupons at all
stackyards. Coupons can be purchased at the Fodder Supply Office
which is situated in the Government Dairy Camp and all Dairy
Dep6ts.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE.
In the Camp area, five observation stations Lave been established, at
(1) The Flagstaff tower on the Eidge,
(2) The Bandstand on the Polo Ground,
(3) Kingsway Eailway Station,
(4) Dahirpur village,
(5) The Eifle butts,
under the control of Lieut. P. C. S. Hobart, E.JE., Administration
Camp, who is in general charge of precautions against fire. Picqucts
will be in readiness at the observation*stations to proceed to the scene
of a fire ; but it must be understood that it will seldom be possible
for pioquets to arrive on the scene in time to put out the actual tent
on fire. That should be cut down at once, and extinguished by the
local fire brigade of the camp.
The principal precautions to be observed will be communicated to
residents by camp officers. The following are important :
1. The use of naked lights or any form of oil lamp or candle,
except hurricane lamps, should be forbidden except in camps not lit
by electric light.
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2. Fires for cooking, etc., should be lit only in authorised places.
3. The utmost care should be taken in the disposal of cigarette
ends, matches, etc.
4. If a fire is caused by the fusing of an electric wire, the first
thing to do is to switch off the current.
WATER SUPPLY.
In order to provide a complete supply of filtered water for the
Durbar camps a special installationihas been erected. The filters have a
capacity of over 5 million gallons a day. The total length of pipes laid
down amounts to over 101 miles and the mains alone (which amount to
51 miles in length) weigh over 4,000 tons. The work throughout has
been carried out under the supervision of Mr. I). W. Aikman, Sanitary
Engineer, Punjab Government.
For the purpose of repairing damages and leaks the Durbar area has
been divided into 5 circles and parties have been stationed at the
following places, viz. : -
1. At the office of Superintendent of works, Camp 51, Map J-9,
for the King-Emperor's Camp only.
2. At the water works Map L-10 (on the telephone) for the
Central Camps, Veterans' Camp and Naval contingent.
3. Opposite Camp 313 between Camps 179 and 204 (Map J-7) for
the 7 division, the Naval contingent and the Escort Camp.
4. By the fire picquct outside Dahirpur village (Map H-6) for
the 3rd division, composite division and all the Chiefs'
Camps.
5. Outside Camp 250 (Map E-6) opposite Azadpur village for
the cavalry division and provincial camps.
In case of a break or leakage camp officers will send intimation to
the nearest party.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING INSTALLATION.
The electrical energy for lighting the camps, roads and buildings in
the Durbar area is generated at a central power house specially con-
structed for tne occasion and situated on the Alipur Road next the
central post office. The station is equipped with plant of 3,200-H.P.
capable of delivering 2,400 kilowatts ; it will consume some 3,000 tons of
coal before and during the Durbar period, and is calculated to produce
energy sufficient to light 72,000 lamps of 25 candle power.
The illumination of the roads is being carried out by means of
incandescent metal fillament lamps of candle power ranging from 1,000
to 50 ; approximately 100 miles of roads are lit, and some 10,000 tele-
graph poles and 900 miles of copper wire have been erected for the
aerial mains in camps and on roads.
Electrical Engineer in charge, Mr. J. S. Pitkeathly, Electrical
Inspector, UnitecT Provinces.
Rules which visitors are requested to observe in connection with elec-
tric, light :
(1) Switch of all lights when not required.
(2) Do not hang anything on the fittings or wires.
116 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
(3) In case of fire turn off the main switch and smother tho fire
rather than quench it with water.
(4) Do not remove lamps from holders.
(5) Do not replace any fuses which blow.
In case of any fault tho camp officer should be notified.
INVITATION BUREAU.
An Invitation Bureau has been opened in the Administration Camp
to deal with the issue of invitations and tickets for official events.
The office is not open to the general public, and will not deal direct
with individuals, but only with the staff officers of camps and groups
who have been instructed how to deal with applications which they
themselves receive from individual members of their groups. Invi-
tation tickets or passes will be issued at least a week before the event
to which they relate.
Membership, or season, tickets for the Polo, Hockey and Football
Tournaments can also be obtained through Camp Officers only. Day
tickets will be sold at the gates.
CHURCH SERVICES.
The following are the services at the Churches in Delhi :
Church of England. ST. JAMES'
Sunday 8 A.M. Holy Communion.
11 A.M. Morning prayer,
5 P.M. Children's service.
6 P.M. Evening prayer.
Week days 8 A.M. Holy Communion.
Roman Catholic Church
Sunday 8-30 A.M. Mass.
5-30 P.M. Benediction.
Week days 7 A.M. Mass.
SIGHT-SEEING.
Visitors who wish to see the nunferous places of interest in and
round Delhi, should consult a guide book ; " Delhi Past and Present/'
by Mr. H. C. Fanshawe, C.S.I. (John Muriay, London, 1902), is
recommended. Prom it the following three days' itinerary has been
taken :
First day Morning. Drive through the Kashmir Gate to the Fort
and Palace, the Juimna Masjid, and the Chandni Chauk.
Afternoon. Drive to further end of Ridge, and from there along
it to the south end. Then proceed along the route of the sites of the
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siege batteries and the breaches, finishing with the spot where General
Nicholson was shot and grave where he lies buried.
Second day. In the morning drive to the Kutab (12 miles), by the
direct route of the Ajmir Gate and Safdar Jang*s tomb. Spend the
day there one cannot see well all that is worth seeing in less than
some four hours and return in the evening by the same road, pausing
if there is time to see the group of tombs at Khairpur. (By starting
at 7-30 A.M. and having a second relay of horses, it is possible to
include Tughlakabad in the day's trip ; this, however, involves a drive
of 35 miles, and five to six hours' sight-seeing.)
Third day Morning. Visit the Purana Kila, Humayun's tomb
and Nizam-ud-din j if possible also the tomb of Isa Khan and of Khan
Khanan.
Afternoon. Visit the Delhi Palace again, the Kala Mas j id, and
the tomb and College of Ghazi-ud-din at the Ajmir Gate.
The Roshanara garden will repay a visit.
Visitors to the Fort and the Jumma Mas j id should note the follow-
ing rules.
Rules for admission to the Delhi Fort between
the 15th November and 17th December 1911.
1. The Fort will be closed to visitors from the 15th* of November.
Passes will, however, be given to selected visitors.
2. All applications should be addressed to the Deputy Inspector
General of Police (Railways & C. I. D.), Punjab, at Delhi. Those from
the residents of Native States should be forwarded to the above officer
through their respective camp officers or Political officers.
3. Applications should be made at least 48 hours in advance of the
date on which it is desired to visit the Fort.
4. The Fort will be closed entirely to visitors on the following
days : -December 6th, 7th, 12th, 13th, 16th.
5. The Deputy Inspector General may refuse any application without
assigning a reason therefor.
Rules for admittance to the Jama Masjid.
I. No one is permitted to remain in the Mosque at night, except
the appointed Khadims, the Muazzan, and individuals specially autho-
rized by the Managing Committee.
II. All European visitors are requested to place over their boots,
before entering the domed portion of the Mosque on the west-side of
the quadrangle, the coverings provided on the steps leading from the
quadrangle on that side.
118 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
III. European soldiers are not allowed to enter the Mosque without
a pass from their Commanding Officer, or from the Brigade Office.
IV. Non-Musalman Asiatics are not allowed to enter the Mosquo
without a pass from the Deputy Commissioner or from the Managing
Committee. The Darwans will indicate where such passes can be
obtained.
V. No smoking is allowed in the Mosque. Visitors are forbidden
to take inside the Mosque, dogs, hukkas, musical instruments or any
articles prohibited by Mohammadan doctrine. Persons desiring to
photograph within the Mosque, must obtain special permission to do so
from the Managing Committee.
VI. Visitors must not pass or stand in front of Mohammadans
engaged in prayer, and are required to remain in the eastern portion
of the Mosque during the hour of prayer.
VII. No chairs or benches can be taken into the Mosque without
the special permission of the Committee and any taken in, with such
permission, must be removed as soon as the ceremony for which they
were allowed has ended.
VIII. No religious discussion is allowed in the Mosque, nor is any
assemblage allowed, except for the purpose of prayer. Preaching in
the Mosque is forbidden, except with the permission of the Managing
Committee.
IX. Two constables will be detailed for duty at the North and
South gates and will be responsible for seeing that the above rules arc
observed.
Part II. Civil and Central Camps.
The following list of Camps has been arranged alphabetically :
The King-Emperor's Camp.
India
Ajmer (Provincial)
Ali Rajpur (Central
Chiefs) . . > .
Alwar (Rajputana Chiefs)
Army Headquarters
Baghat (Punjab Chiefs)
Bahawalpur (Punjab Chiefs)
Baluchistan (Agent to the
Governor-General)
Baluchistan (Provincial)
Bamra (Bengal Chiefs)
127
128
128
128
131
132
132
133
jLjni-uni, v,JJfiig*n vyuiuAoy . Io5
Banganapalle (Madras Chiefs) 136 I
Bansda 136
Banswara (Rajputana Chiefs) 136
Baria (Bombay Chiefs) . . 137
Baroda (Gaekwar) . ,. . 137
Baroda (Resident) . . 138
Barwani (Central India
Chiefs) . . .138
Benares (United Provinces
Chiefs) . . . . 138 !
Bengal (Lieutenant-Governor) 139
Bengal (Provincial) . . 142
Bharatpur (Rajputana Chiefs) 144
Bhavnagar (Bombay Chiefs) . 145
Bhopal (Central India Chiefs) 146
Bhor (Bombay Chiefs) . 146
Bhutan 146
Bijawar (Central India Chiefs) 147
Bikaner (Rajputana Chiefs) . 147
Bilaspur (Punjab Chiefs) . 148
Bombay (Governor) . 149
Bombay (Political Officers) . 152
Bombay (Political Officers in
Bombay Chiefs Block II) . 153
Bombay (Provincial) . . 153
Bombay, Baroda and Central
India Railway . . 156
Bundi (Rajputana Chiefs) . 158
Burma (Lieu tenant-Governor) 159
Burma (Provincial) . . 161
Cambay (Bombay Chiefs) . 162
Central India (Agent to the
Governor-General) . . 163
Central India (Political Offi-
cers) 164
Central India (Provincial) . 164
Central Provinces (Chief
Commissioner) . . 165
Central Provinces (Political
Officers* . . .167
Central Provinces (Provin-
cial) ... .167
Chamba (Punjab Chiefs) . 169
Charkhari (Central India
Chiefs) . . 169
Chhatarpur (Central India
Chiefs) . . . .170
Chota Udepur (Bombay) . 170
Civil Lines, Delhi . . .170
Cochin (Madras Chiefs) . . 175
Cooch Behar (Bengal Chiefs) . 176
Comtnander-in Chief . . 176
Cutch (Bombay Chiefs) . . 180
Datia (Central India Chiefs) . 180
Dewas Senior Branch (Central
India Chiefs) . . .180
Dewas Junior Branch (Cen-
tral India Chiefs) . . 181
Dhar (Central India Chiefs) . 181
Dharampur (Bombay Chiefs) . 182
Dhenkanal (Bengal Chiefs) . 182
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
188
190
190
192
195
195
Dholpur (Eajputana Chiefs) . 182
Dhrangadra (Bombay Chiefs). 183
D'thala (Bombay Chiefs) . 183
Dujana (Puniab Chiefs) . 184
Dungarpur (Eajputana Chiefs) 184
East Indian Railway . 184
Eastern Bengal and Assam
(Lieutenant-Governor) 185
Eastern Bengal and Assam
(Provincial) . . .
Fadthli (Bombay Chiefs) .
Faridkot (Punjab Chiefs) .
Foreign Office and Adminis-
tration . . . .
Gondal (Bombay Chiefs) .
Government of India .
Great Indian Peninsula Bail-
way ..... 200
Gwalior (Central India Chiefs) 200
Hill-Tipperah (Eastern Ben-
gal and Assam Chiefs) . 201
Hyderabad (Nizam) . . 202
Hyderabad (Resident) . . 203
Idar (Bombay Chiefs) . . 204
Imperial Cadet Corps . . 204
Indore (Central India Chiefs). 206
Jaipur (Eajputana Chiefs) 207
Jaisalmer (Baiputana Chiefs). 208
Janjira (Bombay Chiefs) . 208
Jaora (Central India Chiefs) . 208
Jhalawar (Eajputana Chiefs)
Jind (Punjab Chiefs) .
Jodhpur (Eajputana Chiefs)
Jubbal (Punjab Chiefs) .
Kalahandi (Bengal Chiefs)
Kalat (Baluchistan Chiefs)
Kalsia (Punjab Chiefs)
Kankar (Central Provinces
Chiefs) . .
Kapurthala (Punjab Chiefs)
Karauli (Rajputana Chiefs)
Kashmir (Maharaja) .
Kashmir (Eesident) .
Khairpur (Bombay Chiefs)
Kushalgarh (Eajputana)
Kishangarh (Eajputana
Chiefs) .
Kolhapur (Bombay Chiefs)
Kotah (Eajputana Chiefs)
Lahej (Bombay Chiefs) .
209
210
211
212
213
213
213
213
214
214
215
217
217
219
219
219
220
. 221
I Lakhtar (Bombay Chiefs) . 221
Las Bela (Baluchistan Chiefs) 221
Lawa (Eajputana Chiefs) . 222
Loharu (Punjab Chiefs) . 222
Limbdi (Bombay Chiefs) . 222
Madras (Governor) . . 223
Madras (Provincial) . - 225
Makrai (Central Provinces
Chiefs) . . 227
Malerkotla (Punjab Chiefs) . 227
Mandi (Punjab Chiefs) . . 228
Manipur (Eastern Bengal and
Assam Chiefs) . . .228
Military Tournament Staff
Camp . . 229
Mourbhan] (Bengal Chiefs) . 229
Mudhol 'Bombay Chiefs) . 229
Mysore (Maharaja) . . 230
Mysore (Eesident) . . . 231
Nabha (Punjab Chiefs) . . 232
Nahan (Puniab Chiefs) . . 232
, Narsinghgarh (Central India
Chiefs) . . .232
Naval Contingent . . . 233
I Nawanagar (Bombay Chiefs) . 234
j Nepal Envoy . . 234
I North- West Frontier Pro-
vince (Chief Commissioner) . 235
North-West Frontier Pro-
vince (Provincial) . 236
North-Western Eailway . 238
Northern Army (General Offi-
cer Commanding) . . 240
Orcha (Central India Chiefs) . 241
Oudh and Eohilkhand Eail-
way ... 242
Palanpur (Bombay Chiefs) . 244
Panna (Central India Chiefs) . 245
Partabgarh (Eajputan a
Chiefs) . . 245
Pa^audi (Punjab Chiefs) . 246
Patiala (Punjab Chiefs) . . 246
Police 247
Police, Central . . .247
Police, Special Military . . 249
Postal Officers . . .249
Pudokkottai (Madras Chiefs). 250
Punjab (Lieutenant-Govern-
or) 250
Punjab Commission . . 253
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
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Punjab (Provincial) . . 254
Press ..... 257
Radhanpur (Bombay Chiefs) . 259
Raigarh (Central Provinces
Chiefs) ... 260
Rajgarh (Central India Chief s) 260
Rajkot (Bombay Chiefs) . 261
Rajpipla (Bombay Chiefs) . 261
Rajputana (Agent to the Gov-
ernor-General) . . . 261
Rampur (United Provinces
' Chiefs) . . . .262
Ratlam (Central India Chiefs) 263
Rewa (Central India Chiefs) . 264
Sachin (Bombay Chiefs) . 264
Sailana (Central India Chiefs) 265
Sambalpur (Bengal Chiefs) . 265
Samthar (Central India
Chiefs) . . . .265
Sangli (Bombay Chiefs) . . 266
Sarangarh (Central Provinces
Chiefs) . . . .266
Shahpura (Rajputana Chiefs) . 266
Slier and Mokalla (Bombay
Chiefs) . . . .267
Sikkim
Sirguja (Central
Chiefs) .
Provinces
267
268
Sitamau (Central India Chiefs) 268
Sirohi (Rajputana Chiefs) . 268
Sonpur (Bengal Chiefs) 269
Southern Army (General Offi-
cer Commanding) . . 269
Special Military Camp . . 270
Suket (Punjab Chiefs) . . 272
Tehri (United Provinces
Chiefs) . . 272
Tonk (Rajputana Chiefs) . 273
Travancore (Madras Chiefs) . 273
Treasury and Audit . . 274
Udaipur (Mewar) (Rajputana
Chiefs) . . . .274
United Provinces (Lieutenant-
Governor) . . . .275
United Provinces (Provincial) 277
Visitors' Camps-
Cecil Section . . 281
Curzon House . . 282
* Curzon House Tents . 283
Kudsia Gardens . 283
Nicholson Camp . 283
Visitors' Camping Sites
TisHazari. . . .285
Cruising Company's Camp . 285
Site 246 . . . .286
Wankaner (Bombay Chiefs) . 287
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
The King- Emperor's Camp.
CAMP 1. MAP J-9 AND 10.
Ji Imperial JftajestB the
)er Imperi
Their Imperial Majesties' Suite from England.
The Duchess of Devonshire .
The Countess of Shaftesbury
Major H. H. the Duke of Teck,
G.C.B., G.C.V.O., C.M.G.
The Right Hon'ble the Marquis of
Crewe, K.G., P.C.
The Earl of Durham, K.G. .
The Earl of Shaftesbury, K.P.,
K.C.V.O.
The Right Hon'ble the Lord
Annaly, P.C., C.V.O.
The Right Hon'ble the Lord Stam-
fordham, P.C., G.C.V.O., K.C.B.,
K.C.S.L, K.C.M.G., I.S.O.
Lt.-Gen. Sir H. L. Smith- Dorrien,
K.C.B., D.S.O.
Sir E. R. Henry, G.C.V.O., K.C.B.,
C.S.I.
Maj.-Gen. Sir S. B. Beatson,
K.C.B., K.C.S.I.
Rear-Admiral Sir C. R. Keppel,
K.C.V.O., C.B., D.S.O.
Lt.-Col. Sir J. R. Dunlop-Smith,
K.C.S.I., C.I.E.
Comdr. Sir C. L. Gust, Bt.,
K.C.V.O., C.B., C.M.G., C.I.E.,
R.N.
Mistress of the Robes.
Lady-in-Waiting.
Silver Stick and Personal Aide-
de-Camp to the King-Emperor.
Secretary of State for India.
Lord High Steward.
Lord Chamberlain to the Queen-
Empress.
Lord-in- Waiting.
Private Secretary to the King-
Emperor.
Aide-de-Camp General.
Extra Equerry to the King-Em-
peror.
Extra Equerry to the King-Em-
peror.
Extra Equerry to the King-Em-
peror.
Political A.-D.-C. to the Secretary
of State for India.
Equerry to the King-Emperor.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 123
The Hon'blc Lt.-Col. Sir D. W. Equerry to the King-Emperor.
G. Keppel, K.C.V.O., C.M.G.,
C.I.E., R.N.
Lt.-Col. Sir F. E. G. Ponsonby, Assistant Private Secretary and
K.C.V.O., C.B. Equerry to the King-Emperor.
Major Lord Charles G. F. P. Fitz- Equerry to the King-Emperor.
maurice, M.V.O.
Major Clive Wigram, M.V.O., I.A. Assistant Private Secretary and
Equerry to the King-Emperor.
Lt.-Col. Sir R. Havelock Charles, Serjeant-Surgeon to the King-
K.C.V.O., F.R.C.S. Emperor.
Mr. F. H. Lucas, C.B. . . Private Secretary to the Secretary
of State for India.
The Hon'ble J. W. Fortescue, Official Historian.
M.V.O.
Mr. F. Jacomb Hood . . . Official Artist.
Their Imperial Majesties' Indian Suite.
The Hon'ble Sir J. P. Hewett, President, Durbar Committee.
K.C.S.I., C.I.E.
The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. Sir A. H. Master of Ceremonies.
McMahon, K.C.I.E., C.S.I.
Brig.-Gcnl. R. E. Grimston, C.I.E., Military Secretary to the King-
6th (K.E.O.) Cavalry. Emperor.
Lt.-Col. H. D. Watson, C.I.E., Extra Equerry to the King-
9th Gurkha Rifles. Emperor.
Brig.-Gen. W. R. Birdwood, C.B., Aide-de-Camp to the King-Em-
C.S.I., C.I.E., D.S.O. peror.
Brig.-Gen. H. D'U. Keary, C.B., Aide-de-Camp to the King-Em-
D.S.O. peror.
^9.C. Brig.-Gen. C. J. Melliss, Aide-de-Camp to the King-Em-
C.B. peror.
Col. F. Goodwin, C.I.E., V.D., B. B. Aide-de-Camp to the King-Em-
and C. I. Ry. Vol. Rifles. peror.
Bt.-Col. H. E. Stanton, C.B., D.S.O., Aide-de-Camp to the King-Em-
R.G.A. peror.
Hony. Maj.-Gen. His Highness Hony. Aide-de-Camp to the King-
Maharaja Sir Madho Rao Scindia, Emperor.
Bahadur, G.C.S.I., G.C.V.O.,
Maharaja of Gwalior.
124 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Maj. -Gen. His Highness Maharaja Hony. Aide-de-Camp to the King-
Bahadur Sir Partab Singh, Emperor.
G.C.S.I., K.C.B., Regent of the
Jodhpur State.
Hony. Col. Nawab Sir Muhammad Hony. Aide-de-Camp to the King-
Aslain Khan, Sardar Bahadur, Emperor.
K.C.I.E.
Hony. Col. His Highness Sir Hony. Aide-de-Camp to the King-
. Muhammad Hamid Ali, Khan Emperor.
Bahadur, G.C.I.E, Nawab of
Eampur.
Hony. Col. His Highness Maharaja Hony. Aidc-de-Camp to the King-
Sir Ganga Sing, Bahadur, Emperor.
G.C.I.E., K.C.S.I., Maharaja of
Bikaner.
Major E. D. Money, 1st Gurkha Assistant Military Secretary to the
Rifles. King-Emperor.
Major H. R. Stockley, R.E. . . Assistant Military Secretary to
the King-Emperor.
Capt. R. E. T. Hogg, C.I.H. . Assistant Military Secretary to
the King- Emperor.
Lt.-Col. R. Bird, C.I.E., I.M.S. . Surgeon to the King-Emperor.
Major the Hon'ble W. G. S. Extra Aide-de-Camp to the King-
- Cadogan, M.V.O., 10th Royal Emperor.
Hussars.
JCapt. L. F. Ashburner, M.V.O., Extra Aidc-de-Camp to the King-
D.S.O., Royal Fusiliers. Emperor.
.Capt. H. Hill, M.V.O., Royal Extra Aide-de-Camp to the King-
Welsh Fusiliers. Emperor.
,Capt. R. B. C. Raban, Duke of Extra Aide-de-Camp to the King-
York's Own Lancers (Skinner's Emperor.
Horse).
His Excellency the Governor-General.
Her Excellency the Lady Hardinge of Penshurst, C.I.
The Hon'ble A. Hardinge.
The Hon'ble Diamond Hardinge.
Miss Sandford.
Miss Ostcll.
Miss Pierce.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Jis Excellency the Governor- General's Staff.
Mr. J. H. DuBoulay, C.I.E., I.C.S. Private Secretary.
Mr. J. Scott .... Assistant Private Secretary.
Lt.-Col. F. A. Maxwell, ^.C., Military Secretary.
D.S.O., 18th(K.G.O.) Lancers.
Mr. R. Parsons
125
Lt.-Col. F. O'Kinealy, I.M.S.
llony. Major L. A. H. Clarke
Capt. J. Mackenzie, 35th Sikhs
Personal Assistant to the Military
Secretary.
Surgeon.
Assistant Surgeon.
Comptroller, Governor- General's
Household.
Aide-dc-Camp.
Major the Hon'ble H. J. Fraser,
Scots Guards.
Capt. the Hon'ble A. O. W. C. Ditto.
Weld-Forester, Grenadier Guards.
Capt. F. A. Nicolson, 15th (The Ditto.
King's) Hussars.
Major R. G. Jelf, King's Royal Extra Aide-de-Camp.
Rifles.
Capt. W. W. Muir, 15th Sikhs . Ditto.
Capt. A. F. Hartley, llth (K.E.O.) " Ditto.
Lancers.
Capt. H. P. Burn, Gordon High- Ditto.
landers.
Capt. A. A. Tod, Rifle Brigade . ' Ditto.
Lieut. J. J. Aster, 1st Life Guards Ditto.
Lieut, the Hon'ble J. N. Bigge, Ditto.
King's Royal Rifles.
Lieut, the Hou'ble E. Hardinge, Ditto.
15th (The King's) Hussars.
Risldr.-Maj. Abdul Karim Khan, Aide-de-Camp.
Sardar Bahadur, Governor-Gen-
eral's Body Guard.
Subdr.-Maj. Mit Singh, Sardar Ditto.
Bahadur, I.O.M., 53rd Sikhs.
Hony. Capt. Risldr.-Maj. Wali
Muhammad, Sardar Bahadur, late
Governor-Generars Body Guard.
Hony. Capt. Risldr.-Maj. Hukam
Singh, Sardar Bahadur, I.O.M.,
late 16th Cavalry.
Hony. Aide-de-Camp.
Ditto.
126
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Hony. Aide-de-Camp.
Ditto.
Hony. Capt. Risldr.-Maj. Abdul
Aziz, Sardar Bahadur, late 5th
Cavalry.
Hony. Capt. Subdr.-Maj. Madho
Singh Rana, Sardar Bahadur,
late 4th Gurkha Rifles.
H. 23. the Governor- General's Sand.
Herr H. E. E. Biichner . . Director of Music.
H. ~E. the Governor- General's Body Guard.
Capt. V. A. S. Keighley, 18th
(K. G. O.) Lancers.
Lieut. V. C. P. Hodson, 10th Hod-
son's Horse.
llisldr. Kehar Singh.
Risldr. Ibn Ali.
Jemadar Jafar Hoosain.
Jemadar Bhan Singh.
Commandant, Governor- General's
Body Guard.
Adjutant, Governor-General's
Body Guard.
Major P. G. Smallwood,
M.V.O., R.A.
Hony. Lieut. E. O' Donald .
Mr. L. C. Glascock
Mr. H. Lillie .
Mr. P. L. Orde .
Camp Staff.
Officer in charge of the King-
Emperor's Camp.
. Assistant to Officer in charge of
the King-Emperor's Camp.
Police.
. Superintendent of Police, Punjab.
. Assistant Superintendent of Police,
Punjab.
. Assistant Superintendent of Police,
Punjab.
DuBoulay, Mrs.
Gordon, Lt.-Col. R. F. C., 15th
Lancers.
Hardinge, Viscount C. B.
Hardinge, Viscountess.
Hewetfc, Lady.
Hewett, Miss.
Hodson, Mrs.
Keighley, Mrs.
Lambton Meux, Admiral the
Hon'ble Sir H., K.C.B.,
K.C.V.O.
Lambton Meux, Hon'ble Lady.
Lawley, The Hon'ble Sir Arthur,
G.C.I.E., K.C.M.G.
Lawley, Lady.
Lawley, Miss.
Lawley, Miss M.
Lord Alington, K.C.V.O.
Mackenzie, Mrs.
Mar and Kellie, Earl of, Kt.
Mar and Kellie, Countess of.
Maxwell, Mrs.
McMahon, Lady.
McMahon, Miss.
Montague, Lord Charles, C.V.O.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 127
O'Kinealy, Mrs. I Sefton, Countess of.
Pollock, Capt. R. V., 15th (The j Sefton, The Eight Hon'blc the
King's) Hussars. I Earl of, P. C.
Small wood, Mrs.
Enquiry Office.
Lieut. G. Gilpin, Royal Sussex Regiment.
Ajmere Merwara Provincial Camp.
CAMP 372. MAP 1-6.
Mr. Cursetji N. Suntook . . Camp Staff Officer.
Bagsuri, Thakur of.
Bandanwara, Thakur of.
Berli, Thakur of.
Bhinai, Raja of.
Bishambar Nath, Mr., Vakil.
Brij Jiwan Lai, Pandit . . Extra Asst. Comr., Merwara.
Champalal Seth, Rai Bahadur.
Chandmal Rai Seth.
Chandrika Pershad, Pandit, Rai
Sahib.
Debi Dayal, Munshi.
Deogaon Baglura, Thakur of.
Deolia, Thakur of.
Dhanjishaw Dinshaw Mehta, Mr. . Judicial Asst. Commissioner.
Gopi Nath, Rai Sahib . . General Manager, Court of Wards.
Imamuddin AH Khan, Diwan,
Syed, Jagirdar.
Kharwa, Thakur of.
Masuda, Thakur of.
Mehta, Mr. F. C., Bar.-at-Law.
Mithan Lai, Mr., Vakil.
Neinichand, Seth, Rai Bahadur.
Phulchand, Munshi . . . Extra Asst. Comr., Ajmer.
Pisangau, Raja of.
Tantoti, Thakur of.
Umaidmal, Seth, Rai Bahadur.
128
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Ali Rajpur.
CAMP 409. MAPjH-6.
Rana Partap Singh.
Lala Bala Baksh . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Hormusji Adarji Tate,
Bahadur, Diwan.
Pahar Singh, Sardar.
Petigara, Doctor Rustomji.
Khan
Raghunath Singh, Mr.
Shanker Rao, Mr.
Takht Singh, Thakur of Sondhwa..
Vineyek Duhe Rao, Mr.
Alwar.
CAMP 365. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Maharaj Sawai Sir Jai Singh Bahadur, K.C.S.I.
Thakur Ram Singhji of Thana.
Kunwar Shoo Nath Singhji .
Thakur Govind Singhji
Kunwar Jatan Singhji
Ali Mohammad, Munshi
Amir Singh, Dewan.
Bhagwat Sarup, Babu
Bhawani Sahai, Lala .
Bhawani Singhji, Thakur.
Daood Khan, Major .
Daya Krishna Kaul, Dewan, C.I.E.
Ganeshi Lalji, Dhabai
Ganga Singh ji/Thakur
Gaudoin, Dr.
Gaudoin, Mrs.
Harington, Colonel .
Harington, Mrs.
Narain Singhji, Thakur.
Syed Mohammad, Hakim .
Watson, Major J. W., I.M.S. .
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Superintendent of Police.
Mir Mnnshi.
Abu, Vakil.
Nazhn Deodi.
Military Secretary.
Srichandpura.
Comptroller of Household.
Munsarim Toshakhana.
Agency Surgeon, Alwar*
Army Headquarters Camp.
CAMP 34
Capt. A. R. B. Suttleworth, LA. ,
Capt. D. I. Suttleworth, LA. .
Major T. A. Granger, I.M.S.
MAPI-IO. .
Camp Officer.
Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 129
Aspinall, Capt. C. F. . . General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Aspinall, Mrs.
Bailey, Major G., 104th Welles- Staff Officer for Recruiting, Army
ley's Rifles. Headquarters.
Bailey f Mrs.
Baird, Capt. H. B. D. . . Brigade Major to Inspector-
General of Cavalry.
Baird, Capt. P. T. C., Cameron
Highlanders.
Battiue, Major R. St. C. . . General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Battine, Mrs.
Beatty, Major L. X. . . . 31st Lancers..
Bird, Mrs. '
Browne, Major H. J. P. . . Railway Concentration Officer.
Browne, Mrs.
Brownlow, Major D'A. C., I.A. . Assistant Judge Advocate General,
Provost Marshal.
Brownlow, Mrs.
<$.<., Cobbe, Lt.-Col. A. S., D.S.O., General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
32nd Pioneers.
Cobbe, Mrs.
Cooke, Major H. F., 32nd Pioneers Asst. Secy, to the G. of I., Army
Department.
Pallas, Col. J., R.E. . . . Military Works Branch, A. H. Q.
Deas, Major L. M. R., S. and T. General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Corps.
Deas, Mrs.
Earle, Capt. R. G., R.E. . . Director of Communication.
Evans, Capt. Lloyd, R.E.
Evans, Mrs.
Firth, Col. R. "I., R.A.M.C. . Sanitary Officer, P.M.O/s Branch,
Army Headquarters.
Firth, Mrs.
Fraser, Lt.-Col. T., R.E. . . Staff College.
Fraser, Mrs.
Hamilton, Col. W. G., D .S.O. . Deputy Adjutant General, A.H.Q.
Harrison, Col. T. A., I.A. . Controller of Military Accounts,
Supply and Marine.
Kingston, Major G. B., R.E. . Assistant Director General of
Military Works.
Kingston, Mrs.
Hudson, Col. H., C.I.E., I.A. . General Staff Officer.
Hudson, Mrs.
Jackson, Major A. W., 90th Pun- General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
jabis.
130 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Keary, Mrs.
Kensington, Capt. G. B., R.E. . Deputy Assistant Director Gen-
eral of Military Works.
Kensington, Mrs. G. B.
Kirke, Capt. St. G.
Knox, Capt. H. H. S., Xorthamp- General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
ton Regiment.
Knox, Mrs.
Kunhardt, Capt. J., I.M.S.
MacMutm, Major G. F., D.S.O., General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
R.A.
Martin, Rev. H. C. . . . Gen. Sec., Rl. Army Temp. Assoc.
Martin, Mrs.
Melliss, Lieut. A. R., 10th Jats . Staff Officer, Hyderabad.
Minchin, Col. F. F. . . Dir. of Ordnce. Inspection, A.H. Q.
Minchin, Mrs.
Mitchell, Capt. J., R.A. . . Orderly Officer to 1. C. D. and
R. G. A.
Money, Mrs. E. D.
Mowhray, Capt. J. L. . . General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Muirhead, Capt. J. A., 1st Lancers.
Mumtaz Mahammed Khan, Malik, Extra A.-D.-C. to H. E. the
Lieut., I. A. Commander-in-Chief .
Newnham, Major C. C., 6th Ca- Deputy Assistant Adjutant Gen-
valry. eral, Army Headquarters.
Newnhain, Mrs.
Nugent, Major C. H. H., R.E. . luspr. of Machinery, A. H. Q.
Nugent, Mrs.
Ogg, Capt. W. M., R.A. . . Bde. Major, Royal Arty., A. H. Q.
Ogg, Mrs.
Orr, Capt., G. M., llth (K.E.O.) Staff Captain, Q.lx.G.'s Branch,
Lancers. Army Headquarters.
Pepper, Lieut. H. Pers. Asstt. to Q. M. G. in India.
Pepper, Mrs.
Pritchard, Capt. B. C. A. . . General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Pryor, Major P. Holland, M.V.O.,
13th Lancers.
Pryor, Mrs.
Rattray, Major H. B., D.S.O., 45th Attache", A. G.'s Branch, Army
Rattray's Sikhs. Headquarters.
Rattray, Mrs.
Sanders, Major G. A. F., R.E. . D. A. A. G., Royal Engrs., A. H. Q.
Shore, Col. O. B. S. F., D.S.O., General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
LA.
Shore, Mrs.
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131
Shuttleworth, Mrs. A. R. B.
Sloggett, Surgeon- General A. T.,
C.B., C.M.G., R.A.M.C.
Smyth, Capt. C. A. Watson, 1st
Brahmans.
Stratton, Major F. C., A.V.S.
Tanner, Col. j. A., C.B., D.S.O., .
Turner, Major H. H. F., 2nd Lan-
cers.
W r agstaff, Capt.. M.
Wallace, Capt. C. C., R.E. .
Walter, Col. J. Mac N., D.S.O. .
Walter, Mrs.
Watson, Col. W. A., C.I.E. .
Watson, Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. H. D.
Whitaker, Lieut. H., The Rifle
Brigade.
Whitaker, Mrs. H.
Wildman, Miss E. A.
Wilkinson, Capt. H. B. Des V. .
Wilkinson, Mrs.
Williams, Col. A. B.C.
Williams, Mrs.
CAMP 33.
Honorary Surgeon to His Excel-
lency the Viceroy.
Adjutant, Simla Volunteer Rifles.
General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Deputy Asstt. Q. M. G., A. H. Q.
General Staff Officer, A. H. Q.
Bde. Major to Inspr. Gen. of Vols.
Asst. Adjutant General, A. H. Q.
Dy. Q. M. G., Army Headquarters.
Assistant Provost Marshal.
Lady Supdt., Q. A. M. N. S. I.
Attache, A. G. Branch, A. H. Q.
Dy. Dir. of Supplies, A. H. Q.
MAP 1-9.
Miss Barton.
Miss Benyon.
Miss Chesney.
Miss Firth.
Miss Harrison.
Miss Jones.
Miss Mowbray.
Miss Walter.
Baghat.
CAMP 328.
Rana Dalip Singh, C.I.E.
Tika Durga Singh.
Kanwar Ainar Singh.
Devi Singh, M.
Dhuini Ram
Patch Singh, Mehta.
Gonml Singh, M.
Lachhmi Singh, Mehta.
MAP J-6.
Rana of Baghat.
Treasury Officer.
Sant Singh, M.
Sundar Singh, M.
Sundar Singh, M.
132
His Highness
Muhammad
Bahadur.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Bahawalpur.
CAMP 302.
Sadiq
Abasi
Khan,
Abdul Malik, Manlvi
Asa Nand, Diwan
Bahadur Ali, Chaudhri
Brown, Miss J.
Dacosta, Miss Z.E., L.R.C.P. & S.
Ghulam Hussain, Maulvi .
HafiK Abdul Majid Khan .
Hafiz Ghulam Qadir Khan .
Mohammad Abdur-Rahman Khan
General.
Mohammad Din, Maulvi
Mohammad Din, Sheikh
Mohammad Siraj-ud-Din, Syed
Munshi Irshad Nabi .
Nur Mohammad, Makhdum.
Ralihn Bakhsh, Maulvi Haji, C.I.E
Sahib Khan, Major .
Shababuddin, Colonel
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Miss.
Sultan Ahmad Khan,
Bahadur Mirza.
MAP 1-8.
Xawab of Bahawalpur.
Revenue Officer.
Financial Member.
Accountant General, Toshakhana
Officer and Officer-iii-charge of
the Bahawalpur Camp.
Lndy Doctor.
Tutor to H. H. the Xawab.
Risaldar, Body Guard Cavalry.
Military Member.
Judge, Chief Court.
Medical Officer.
Judge, Chief Court.
State Vakil at Agency.
President, Council of Regency
Bahawalpur.
Commandant, Palace Guard.
Commandant, Bahawal Guard.
Khan Revenue Member.
BaluchistanAgent to Governor-General's
Camp*.
The Hon'ble
C.I.E., I.A.
Mrs. Ramsay.
Miss Ramsay.
Lieut. A. H.
Col.
CAMP 14.
J. Ramsay,
MAP H-8.
Agent to the
and Chief
Baluchistan.
Governor-General
Commissioner in
(K, E. 0.) Cavalry.
S. Wheatley, 6th Personal Assistant.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 133
Capt. E. H. S. James, LA. . Officer in Charge.
Capt. C. N. MacMullen, 15th Camp Staff Officer.
Ludhiana Sikhs.
Archer, Col. C., C.I.E., I. A. . Revenue and Judicial Commis-
sioner in Baluchistan.
Archer, Mrs.
Bickford, Major W. W., LA. . Commandant, Zhob Levy Corps.
Bray, Mr. D. deS., I.C.S. . . Census Supdt., Baluchistan.
Bray, Mrs.
Dobbs, Mr. H. R. C., C.I.E., I.C.S. Political Agent, Sibi.
Dobbs, Mrs.
Duke, Col. A. L., LM.S. . Chief Medical Officer and Resi-
dency Surgeon in Baluchistan.
Duke, Mrs.
Petherstonhaugh, Capt. W. A., A.-D.-C. to G. O. C., 4tli (Quctta)
8th Cavalry. Division.
Forster, Maj. General J. B. . Brigade Commander, Quetta
Infantry Brigade.
Jacob, Lt.-Col. A. L., D.S.O., Commandant, 106th llazara Pio-
C.I.E., LA. neers.
McConaghey, Col. A., LA. . Political Agent, Quetta.
O'Leary, Col. fc\ K. R., Royal (General Staff Officer, 4th (Quctta)
Irish Fusiliers. Division.
Panet, Major A. E., R.E. . . Personal Assistant to the Secretary
to the A. G. G., P. W. D.
Sclater, Maj.-Gcn. H. C., C.B. . Comdg. 4th (Quetta) Division.
Sclater, Mrs.
Swinburn, Mr,
Watertield, Mr. S. S. . . First Assistant to the Agent to the
Governor-General.
Williams, Col. G., R.E. . . Secretary to the Agent to the
Governor-General, P. W. D.
Baluchistan Provincial Camp.
CAMP 462. MAP C and D-8.
Major H. A. K. Gough, LA. . Officer in charge of Camp.
Capt. G. B. Brown, 58th Vaughan's Camp Staff Officer.
Bines.
Mr. F. M. A. Beaty. * * Police Officer.
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Chiefs.
Abdul Karim, Mir, Gitchki.
Abdul Rahman, Mir, K. S. Lehri.
Abdnlla Khan, Sardar, Gitchki.
Alam Khan, Mir, Mehtrzai.
Ali Khan, Sardar, Sinjerani.
Ali Muhammad, Sardar, Jattak.
Aloo Khan, Sardar, Lehrzai
Musakhel.
Babar Shall, Syed.
Bahawal Khan, Sardar, Satakzai.
Bai Khan, Sardar, Sainelari.
Bakhtyar Khan, Sardar, Rustam-
zai.
Bakhtaur Khan, Sardar, Ma/arani
Khetran.
Behram Khan, Sardar, Lehri.
Chakar Khan, Sardar Mir,
Dpinbki.
Fakir Muhammad, Sardar,
Bixanje.
Ghaus Bakhsh Khan, Sardar Sir,
Raisani, K.C.I.E.
Ghulam Haider Khan, S. B.,
Haji Achakai.
Gohram Khau, Jemadar, Gitchki.
Habibullah Khan, Sardar,
Nausherwani.
Imam Baksh Khan, Sardar, Sar-
para.
Isa Khan, Sardar, Nausherwani.
Jan Gul Khan, Sardar, Belkhel
Musakhel.
Kaiser Khan, Nawab, Magassi.
Khair Bakhsh Khan, K. B.,
Nawab, Marri Chief.
Khande Khan, Jogezai.
Khan Muhammad, Sardar,
Zarakzai.
Laskhar Khan, K. B,, Sardar,
Jamali.
Mazar Khan, Sardar, Bajoi.
Mehrab Khan, Sardar, Gitchki.
Mehr Shah, K. B. Syed,
Kharsin.
Mehrulla Khan, Nawab Mir,
C.I.E., Raisani, Nazim of
Mekram.
Mian Khan, K. S., Sardar, Kurd.
Mian Khan, Khan Sahib, Kibzai.
Mir Wahid Bakhsh, llesaldar
Major, K. B,, Kaisani.
Muhammad Ali Khan, Sardar,
Zaggar Mengal.
Muhammad Baka Khan, Sardar,
Kaheri.
Muhammad Hassan Khan, K. B.,
Gitchki.
Muhammad Khan, Sardar, Joge-
zai.
Muhammad Murad, Mir, Jamal-
dini.
Muhammad Rahim Khan, Risal-
dar Zagar Mengal.
Mustafa Khan, K. B. Sardar,
Barrozai.
Nadir Shah, Sardar, Gitchki.
Nawab Khan, K. B. Sardar,
Shamezai Luni.
Nur Muhammad, Wadera, Bun-
galzai.
Omar Khan, Sardar Shah,
Gitchki.
Pahar Khan, Sardar, Sasoli.
Paindan Khan, K. S., Kibzai.
Rahim Khan, Mir, Badini.
Rahim Khan, K. B., Mir, Kurd.
Rashid Khan, S. B. Sardar,
Shahwani.
Rassul Bakhsh, K. B., Mir
Raisani.
Rasul Bakhsh, Sardar, Lango.
Rustam Khan, Sardar, Muham-
mad Hasni.
Samandar Khan, Sardar, Muham-
madshahi.
Sardar Khan, Wadera, Rind.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
135
Sarf raz Khan, Sardar, Nausher-
wani.
Shahbaz Khan, Nawab Sir,
K.C.I.E., Bugti Chief.
Shahbaz Khan, Sardar, Lotani.
Shahbaz Khan, Sardar, Gurgnari.
Shah Nawaz Khan, Sardar,
Nausherwani.
Slier Muhammad Khan, Sardar,
Umrani.
Sultan Muhammad Khan, Sardar,
Haruni.
Wali Muhammad, Sardar, Mengal.
Yusaf Khan, K.B. Mir, Kurd.
Zarghun Khan, Jogezai.
Zehri Khan, Sardar, Musyani.
Guests and Officials.
Anlcy, Major F. G.
Anley, Mrs.
Bhajan Lai, Lala
Bcaty, Mrs. F. M. A.
Fowler, Miss.
Ganpat Rai, Diwan, C.I.E.
Gough, Mrs.
Hallo wes, Capt. J. H.
Inder Singh, Babu
Ingram, Miss.
James, Mrs.
Ladha Ram, R. S. .
Lajpat Rai, Babu
Lekhu Ram, Lala
Mohammad Anwar Jan, S.
Mohammad Khan, M.
Mohammad Gul Khan,
Sahib.
Saidan Shah, S.
Shamas Shah, K. B. Mir
Sharbat Khan, M. .
Sher Mohammed, Mirza
Sultan Hussain, M.
. Naib Tahsildar, Sibi.
Extra Assistant Commissioner.
15th Lancers.
Sub-Assistant Surgeon.
. Native Assistant, Sarawam.
. Sub-Assistant Surgeon.
. Tahsildar, Sharagh.
. Tahsildar, Duki.
. Naib Tahsildar, Pishin.
Khan Extra Assistant Commissioner.
. Naib Tahsildar, Zhob.
. Settlement Extra Asst. Commr.
. Native Assistant, Chagai.
. Native Assistant, Census.
. Tahsildar, Zhob.
Bamra.
CAMP 401.
Raja S. Tribhuban Deo Chandra-
bansi.
Tikayat Debya Sbankar Deo.
That Raja Udit Partab Singh Deo.
Babu Jogesh Chandra Das .
Babu Parsu Ram Singh.
MAP H-7.
Feudatory Chief of Bamra.
Private Secretary.
136 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Banmali Deo, Babu. | Surendra Nath Sinha, Dr.
Krishna Chandra Nand, Babu. ! Upendra Cliaridra Das Gupta,
Madhu Sudan Misra, Pandit. j Babu.
Banganapalle.
CAMP 399. MAP H-7.
Nawab Saiyid Ghulam Ali, Khan Nawab of Banganapalle.
Bahadur.
Mir Asad Ali, Khan Bahadur . Brother of the Nawab.
Mir Hussain Ali Khan.
Mir Rahath Ali, Khan Sahib . A.-D.-C. to the Nawab.
Akber Hussain, Khaja, Sahib Dewan.
Bahadur.
Ghulam Ghouse, Khan Sahib . In charge of Camp.
Muhammad Hussain Sahib, Medical Officer.
Khaja.
Muhammad Hyath Padsha Sahib, Personal Asst. to the Diwan.
Ghetala.
Bansda.
CAMP 450. MAP D.-9.. '
Maharawal Shri Pratapsinhji Goolabsinhji,
Raja of Bansda.
Pravinsinhji Pratapsinhji (brother).
Natwarsinhji Pratapsinhji (brother). '
Mr. Phirozshah N. Billimoria, State Karbhari.
Mr. Wamanrao B. Mohille, Chief Medical Officer.
Mr. Mahashankar J. Avashia, Private Secretary.
Banswara.
CAMP 368. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Ray Rayan Maharawal Sri Shambhu Singh, Bahadur.
Gulab Singh, Thakur of Kuania.
Lai Singh, Bapu of Bhimsaur . Member of Council.
Moti Singh,Thakur of Ganora.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 137
Moti Singh, Bapu.
Pirthi Singh, Thakur of Arthuna.
Raghunath Singh, Maharaj of.
Khandu.
Rai Singh, Rao of Garhi.
Dikshit, Pandit Sri Ram. Kamdar.
Baria.
CAMP 451. MAP D-9.
Mahai'awal Shri Ranjitsinhji Mansinhji, Raja of Baria.
Kumar Naharsinhji (brother of the Raja).
Dhirajsinhji Jitsinhji Raul, Bhayat.
Mr. Harilal Mansukram Parekh, State Karbhari.
Dr. J. J. Munsiff.
Mr. V. C. Baxi, Private Secretary.
Mr. P. B. Pradhan, State Engineer.
Jivabhai Gohel, A.-D.-C.
Baroda.
CAMP 351. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Maharaja Sir Sayajirao Gaekwar, G.C.S.I.
Prince Dhairyashilrao Gaekwar.
Himat Bahadur Anandrao Gaek-
war, C.I.E.
Shrimant Sampatrao Gaekwar . Bar. -ut- Law, Member of the
Council (Baroda) and Chief
Officer, Delhi Durbar.
Capt. Kumar Shiv Raj Singh A.-D.-C.
Gapt. R. S. Parab
Capt. G. R. Nimbalker
Mr. Maniram Rupsing Chavan
Bhandarker, Mr. V. G.
Cooper, Dr. A. D.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Camp Officer.
Chief Justice.
Sanitary Commissioner.
Gupta, Mr. B. L., I.C.S. (retired) Senior Member of the Council
and Legal Remembrancer.
Gupta, Miss.
Laxmilal Dowlatrai, Rao Sahib . Manager, Hazur English Office.
138 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Lec, Mr. G. B. ... Tutor to Prince Dhairyashilrao
Gaekwar.
Mayer, Dr. 0. A. L. . . . Chief Medical Officer and Palace
Physician to H. H.
Nimbalker, Mr. Gunajirao II. . Survey and Settlement Commr.
Nissen, Col. E Capt. of Body Guard.
Seddon, Mr. C. N., LC.S. . . Dewan.
Seddon, Mrs.
Seddon, Miss.
Tek Chand, Dewan, I.C.S.
Tottenham, Miss.
West, Miss F. M.
Baroda Resident's Camp.
CAMP 17. MAP G-8.
Mr. H. V. Cobb, C.I.E., I.C.S. . Resident at Baroda.
Major W. Beale, LA. . . First Assistant and Camp Staff
Officer.
Beale, Mrs.
Brooke, Mrs.
Lai Mohammad, Khan Sahib,
Muller, Mr. 0. V.
Muller, Mrs.
Vadilal Balubhai, Rao Bahadur.
Sheikh.
Barwani.
CAMP 410. MAP H-6.
Rana Sahib Ran jit Singh.
Pandit Pannalal . . . Assistant Camp Start' Officer.
Balwant Singh, Thakur.
Bharat Singh, Kunwar.
Hudson, Miss.
Hormusji, Mr. Meherji.
Kuar Singh, B.
Katwar Singh, Kunwar.
Onkar Singh, Thakur.
Onkar Singh, Thakur of Kathi-
wara.
Vikram Singh, Kunwar.
Madho Singh, Thakur.
Benares.
CAMP 311. MAP J-7.
His Highness the Hon'ble Maha-
raja Sir Prabhu Narayan Singh
Bahadur, G.C.I.B.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
139
Kunwar Aditya Prasad Narayan Heir- Apparent.
Singh Bahadur.
Babu Lachman Prasad Narain
Singh.
Babu Lalit Behari Sen Boy .
Ahmad Hasan, Saiyad
Baijnath Prasad Singh, Chaudhri.
Chandra Shekhar Malik, Babu
Prasad, Ha/an Har Shankar
Plant, Capt.
Earn Bahadur Singh, Babu.
Rancher Singh, Babu.
Roe, Mr. H. R. ...
Sarcar, Dr.
Vindeshri Prosad Singh, Col.
Wemyss, Mr. O. G.
Private Secretary.
Collector.
Chief Judge.
Superintendent of Police
Excise (Camp Officer).
State Medical Officer.
Chief Secretary.
and
Bengal.
His Honour the Lieutenant-
Governor's Camp.
CAMP 5. MAP 1-8.
The Hon'ble Mr. F. W. Duke,
C.S.L, I.C.S.
Mrs. Duke.
Miss Duke.
Capt. R. C. B. Williams, 35th Sikhs
Capt. J. S. Dallas, 6th Gurkha R.
Capt. Bruce Hay, Q. O. Corps
of Guides.
Capt. E. Magniac, 27th Punjabis .
Capt. F. K. Maclaren, 9th Gurkha R.
Lieut. H. Exham, Yth Gurkha R.
2nd-Lieut. R. C. Lowndes, R.G.A.
Subedar-Major Hira Singh .
Capt. C. J. L. Allanson, 6th
Gurkha Rifles.
Capt. G. C. S. Black, 8th Rajputs .
Lt.-Col. G. R. M. Green, I.M.S.
Lieutenant-Governor,
Private Secretary.
A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C
Extra A.-D.-C.
Indian Extra A.-D.-C.
Officer in Charge.
Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
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Mr. 11. J. Angus
Mr. A. K. Taylor
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Public Works Officer.
Electrical Engineer.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Bhanja Deo, The Hon'ble Raja
Rajendra Narayan.
Bradshaw, The Hon'ble Mr. W. J . . Bengal Legislative Council.
Buchanan, Lieut.-Col. W. J., I.M.S. Insp. (ten. of Prisons, Bengal.
Buchanan, Mrs.
Chapman, The Hon'ble Mr. E. P.
Chapman, Mrs.
Collin, The Hon'ble Mr. E. W. .
Collin, Mrs.
Cuniming, The Hon'ble Mr. J. G.
Dring, Mr. W. A., C.I.E. .
Dring, Mrs.
Dumayne, The Hon'ble Sir P. G.,
Kt.
Dunbar, Mr. L. G.
Emerson, Mr. E. C.
Emerson, Mrs.
Pilgate, The Hon'ble Mr. T. R. .
Pinnimore, The Hon'ble Mr. B. K.
Sec. to Government, Judicial
Dcpt.. Bengal Legis. Council.
Commr., Presy. Divn., Calcutta,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Sec. to Govt., Rev. and General
Dept , Bengal Legis. Council.
Agent, East Indian Railway.
Vice-Chairman, Calcutta, Port
Commrs., Bengal Legis. Council.
Sec. and Treas., Bank of Bengal.
Calcutta Trades Association.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Sec. to Government, P. W. D.,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Offg. Commr., Burdwan Divn.
Garrett, Mr. J. H. E. .
Garrett, Mrs.
Gopal Saran Narayan Singh, The
Hon'ble Maharaj -Kumar.
Goswami, The Hon'ble Rai Bahadur Member of Council, Bengal.
Kisori Lai.
Graham, The Hon'ble Mr. C. W. N. Presdt., Bengal Cham, of Com.
Graham, Miss.
Grant Gordon, The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. Bengal Legislative Council.
G.,C.I.E.,V.D.
Grant Gordon, Mrs.
Greer, The Hon'ble Mr. R. T., C.S.I. Offg. Member of Council, Bengal.
Greer, Mrs.
Halliday, The Hon'ble Mr. P. L., Commissioner of Police, Calcutta.
C.I.E, M.V.O.
Halliday, Mrs.
Harris, Col. G. P. A., V.H.S., I.M.S. Insp. Gen. of Civil Hospitals.
Harris, Mrs.
Hay, Mrs.
Bengal Legislative Council.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Kuchler, The Hon'ble Mr. G. W.
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Director of Public Instruction,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Kiicbler, Mrs.
Macpherson, The Hoii'ble Mr. D. J., Member, Board of Revenue, U.
C.i.E., I.C.S.
Macpherson, Mrs.
Maddox, The Hon'ble Mr. C. L.
Maddox, Mrs.
McLeod, The Hon'ble Mr. N.
McPherson, The Hon'ble Mr. H.,
I.C.S.
Mitra, The Hon'ble Mr.
(Bar.-at-Law).
Morshead, The Hon'ble Mr. L. V.
P., Bengal Legis. Council.
Chairman, Calcutta Corporation,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Director of Land Records,
Bengal .
B. C. Standing Counsel for Bengal,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Insp. Gen. of Police, Lower Pro-
vinces, Bengal Legis. Council.
Morshead, Mrs.
Mukharji, Mr. II. N., C.I.E.
Mukharji, Mrs.
Murshidabad, Ihtisham-ul-Mulk
Kais-ud- Daula Amirul-Omrali
Xawab Sir Asif Qadr Saiyid
Wasif Ali Mirza Khan Bahadur
Mahabit Jang, K. C.S.I., Nawab
Bahadur of.
Sheriff of Calcutta.
(Not residing in Camp.)
Oldham, The Hon'ble Mr. C. A.
Commr. of Excise and Salt,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Vice-President of Council,
Bengal.
Slacke, The Hon'ble Mr. F. A.,
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Slacke, Mrs.
Stevenson-Mo~re, The Hon'ble Chief Secretary to Government,
Mr. C. J., C.I.E., I.C.S. "- ' T =--"-- " ;1
Stevenson-Moore, Mrs.
Stewart, The Hon'ble Mr. F. H.
Stewart, Mrs.
Tomkins, Mr. H. G. .
Bengal Legislative Council.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Accountant General, Bengal.
Tomkins, Mrs.
Wheeler, The Hon'ble Mr. H., C.I.E. Sec. to Government, Financial
and Municipal Department,
Wheeler, Mrs.
White, The Hon'ble Mr. C. A.
Wilson, Major R. P., I.M.S.
Wilson, Mrs.
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Sec. to Govt., P. W. Dept.,
Bengal Legislative Council.
Civil Surgeon, Calcutta.
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F. Macrae, Indian Officer in Charge.
Mr. R. S.
Police.
Mr. H. T. Cullis, I.C.S.
Capt. H. R. Dutton, I.M.S. .
Ahmad, The Hon'ble Mr. Saiyid
Wasi.
Ali, Prince Qamr Qadr Mirza Abid
Bahadur, of the Oudh Family.
Ariff, The Hon'ble Mr. Golani
Hossain Cassim.
Das, Rai Bahadur Badri
Basu, Dr. Jagadish Chandra,
C.I.E., D.Sc.
Bukhtyar Shah, Sahihzada Moham-
mad, C.I.E.
Das, The Hon'ble Mr. Madhusudan
C.I.E.
Das, Babu Umesh Chandra
De, Raja Baikuntha Nath, Bahadur
Deb, Raja Binoy Krishna, Bahadur
Deb Roy, Raja Prainatha Bhusan
Deo, Bara Lai Nawal Kishore
Nath Sahai.
Dudhoria, Raja Bijoy Singh
Dutt, The Hon'ble Mr. Kshirod
Behari.
Dutton, Mrs.
Fakhr-ud-din, The Hon'ble Maulvi
Saiyid Mohammad.
Haidar, Khan Bahadur Badr-ud-
din.
Imdad Imam, Nawab Shams-ul-ulma
Saiyid.
Jhunjhunwala, Rai Sheo Prasad,
Bahadur.
Kapur, Raja Ban Bihari, C.S.I. .
Khan, The Hon'ble Khan
Bahadur Sarfaraj Hussain.
Kelso, Mr. H. A.
Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Calcutta.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Civil Surgeon, Daltongunj.
Balasore.
Sobha Bazar, Calcutta.
Naldanga, Jessore.
Palkot, Ranchi.
Azimgunj, Murshidabad.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Calcutta.
Patna.
Calcutta and Gaya.
"Burdwan.
District Supdt. of Police, Patna.
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Law, The Hon'ble Babu Hrishi Bengal Legislative Council.
Kesh.
Macrae, Mrs.
Muhammad, The Hon'ble Nawab
Saiyid, Khan Bahadur.
Mukharji, Mr. Girindra Chandra
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Mukharji, Mr. Tej Chandra,
M.A., B.L.
Nandi, The Hon'ble Maharaja
Monimlra Chandra.
Prasad, The Hon'ble Babu Braja
Kishor.
Quasim, Khan Bahadur Ghulam .
Rahman, Nawab A. Jb\ M. Abdur,
Khan Bahadur.
Ray, The Hon'ble Babu Mahendra
Nath.
Roy, The Hon'ble Rai Sita Nath,
Bahadur.
Rawlins, Mr. E. F., Indian Police.
Razvi, Nawab Ha/i, Saiyid Bad-
shah Nawab.
Sahay, The Hon'ble Babu Bal
Krishna.
Sahay, The Hon'ble Rai Shiba
Shanker, Bahadur.
Suhrawardy, The Hon'ble Dr.
Abdulla-al Mamum.
Salem, Maulvi Abdus, M.A.
JSarbadhikari, The Hon'ble. Babu
Deba Prasad.
Sarkar, Rai Armada Prasad,
Bahadur.
Sen, The Hon'ble Rai Baikuntha
Nath, Bahadur.
Seraj-ul-Ifllam, Khan Bahadur
Singh, The Hon'ble Mr. Dip
Narayan.
Singh, Raja Durga Prasad .
Singh, Kumar Giriwar Prasad
Singh, Raja Kalananda
Singh, Raja Kainalesvvari Prasad
Singh, Raja Narpat .
District Superintendent of Police,
Murshidabad.
District and Sessions Judge.
Basirhat, 24-Parganas.
Nawab of Patna.
Bengal Legislative Council.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Presidency Magistrate, Calcutta.
Superintending Engr., S. W.
Circle.
Calcutta.
Jharia, Manbhum.
Ranka, Palamau.
Banaili, Purnea.
Monghyr.
Porahat, Singhbhuin.
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Singh, Maharaja Sir Rabaneswar Gidhaur.
Prasad Bahadur, K.C.I.E.
Singh, Maharaja Sir Rameswar, Darbhanga.
Bahadur, K.C.I.E.
Singh, The Hon'ble Kumar Sliiba
Nandan Prasad.
Singh, Raja Bahadur Seoraj Nandan Sheohar.
Singh, Raja Thakurai Bhagwat Chaiupur Palamau.
Dayal.
Sinhu, The Hon'ble Babu Kirta-
nand.
Sinha, Maharaja Ranajit . . Nashipur.
Tegart, Mr. C. A. . . . Dy. Commr. of Police, Calcutta.
Zahruddin, The Hon'ble Moulvi
Saiyid.
Bharatpur.
CAMP 367. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Sri Rajindra Sawai Kisheu Singh Bahadur Bahadur.
Jung.
Rao Raja Raghunath Singh.
Rao Raja Jugal Saran Singh.
Ainar Singh, Sardar . . . Deputy Collector, Bharatpur.
Bhanwar Singh, Chodri.
Crow, Miss.
Cruickshank, Mr. . . . Assistant Engineer.
Cruickshank, Miss.
Fateh Singh, Pandit . . . Vakil, Abu. %;
Girdhar Singh, Lala.
Govind Ramchandra Khandekar, Judicial Member.
Rao Bahadur, Pandit.
Holland, Mr. R. E., I.C.S. . . Political Agent, Eastern States,
Rajputana.
Holland, Mrs.
Jadbir Singh, Lala.
Jones, Mr. F. Evelyn.
Jones, Mrs.
Judd, Mr. .... State Engineer.
Judd, Mrs.
Jugal Singh, Col. * . Commandant, Cavalry.
Kamal Singh, Chodhri.
Karan Singh, Chodhri.
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Madho Singh, Bakhshi.
Nirbhey Singh, Bakhshi.
Padham Singh, Chodhri.
Pershadi Lai, Lala.
Qayam Singh, Fojdar.
Kaghuhir Singh, Dhau Bakshi.
Raushan Lai, Rai Bahadur, Munshi Financial Member.
Sajjad Hussain, Mir . . . Civil and Sessions Judge.
Sampat Singh, Chodhri.
Sheo Lai, Babu .... Controller of Accounts.
Stokes, Mr. H. G., I.C.S.
Smith, Major F. A., LM.S. . . Agency Surgeon, Eastern States,
llajputana.
Smith, Mrs.
Sri Ham, Chodhri.
Sujan Singh, Bakhshi.
Bhavnagar.
CAMP 381. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Sir Bhavsinhji Takhatsinhji, K.C.S.I., Maharaja of
Bhavnagar.
Kumar Shri Mangalsinhji, brother of His Highness.
Kumar Shri Vajubha, nephew.
Kumar Shri Bhojrajji, cousin of H. H. and Heir-apparent of Gondal.
Rana Shri Popatbhai Kalubha (cousin).
Mr. P. D. Pattani, C.I.E., Dewan.
Mr. K. F. Mirza, B.A., LL.B., Judicial Assistant to the Dewan.
Rani Shri Kalubha, A.-D.-C. to His Highness.
Mr. Chamanlal Bhudarbhai, Bar. -at -Law, Revenue Commissioner.
Dr. Naval Kishore.
Mr. Pestonji Burioriee, State Engineer.
Mr. A. P. Pattani.
Mr. P. J. Mehta, Camp Staff Officer.
Kumat Shri Lakhuba Banesinh of Vana.
Mr. B. P. Pattani.
Darbar Shri Takhatsinhji of Katosan.
Mr. Jamiatram Jivanram, B.A., LL.B., Solicitor.
Mrs. Mirza (wife of the Judicial Assistant).
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Bhopal.
CAMP 347. MAP 1-8.
Her Highness Nawab Sultan .Tahan Bogum Sahiba, G.C.8.I., G.C.I.K.
Lt.-Col. P. T. A. Spence
Munslii Abdul Raul' Khan .
Abdul Aziz Khan, Jemadar.
Abdul Hamid Khan, Munshi.
Abdul Jubbar Khan.
Abdul Majid Khan.
Abdul Kadir, Babu.
Abdul Samad Khan, Mian.
Abdul Samad Mazhar, Mr.
Barnes, Dr. Mrs. Dissent.
Hamid Muhammad Khan, Mian.
Hamidullah Khan, Sahebzada.
Hasan Khan, Khan Bahadur
Munshi Israr.
Iqbal Muhammad Khan, Mian.
Liakat Ali, Munshi.
Mahmud Hasan Khan, Munshi.
Mansab Ali, Mir.
Camp Staff Officer.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Moazzam Muhammad Khan, Mian-
Muhammad Abdul Sakur, Maulvi.
Xasiruddin, Khan Bahadur Maulvi
Syed Muhammad.
Xasrullah Khan, Xawab Muham-
mad.
Obeidullah Khan, Sahebzada
Col. Ilaji.
Rustomji; Mr. .1.
Rustomji, Mrs.
Sakhawat Husain, Munshi.
S])ence, Mrs.
Tahsin Muhammatl Khan, Mian.
Tamkin Muhammad Khan, Mian.
Watcrlow, Mrs.
Webbo, Mr. D. 13.
Bhor.
CAMP 449. MAP D-9.
Meherban Shankerao Cliimnaji, Pant Sachiv of Bhor.
Shrimant Babasaheb (son of the Chief of Bhor).
Rao Bahadur Shridhar Abaji Satbhai, State Karbhari.
Bhutan.
CAMP 316. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Sir Ugyen Wangchuk, K.C.I.E.
Rai Bahadur Ugyen Dorji Kazi. Private Secy, to His Highness.
Budhibal Singh.
Dugay Jougpcn.
Gasa Zimpon.
Gnidup.
Matoo.
Paroo Dunyi.
Pema Dorji.
Pema Tsering.
Peter Sing, J.
Poonakha Ziinpon.
Thimbu Zimpon.
Tongsa Zimpon.
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Bijawar.
CAMP 334. MAP J-6.
His Highness Maharaja Sawai Sawant Singh Bahadur.
Lt-Col. L. Impey . . . Camp Staff Officer.
Munshi Abdul Kiiriiu . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Abdul Kavim, Syed
Ali Hussain Khan, Murislii.
Ashraf Beg, Mirzu.
Baldeo Pjirshad, Lala.
Baldeo Singh, Sawai Dewan
Bahadur
Clihatar Sal, Kunwar.
Chhatarjit, Dewaii.
Despat Singh, Kuiiwav.
Dewandar Singh, Dewan.
Din Dayal.
Doolhajoo, Kun war.
(ihanraj Singh, K mi war.
Ginvar Singh, Ku invar.
Gulab Singh, Khas Kalam,
Bakhshi.
Hamid Hussuin, Syed.
llarhal Singh, Kunwar.
Harsowak J^al, Lala.
Han mat Pershad, Rai Dawa.
Ibraliim Khan.
Jangi Singh, Kunwar.
Jangjit Singh, Kunwar.
Kamta Pershad, Lala.
Khushal Khan.
Lai Mohan Mnkerji.
Lokcndra Singh, Rao.
Mangal Singh, Partit Rai Dawa.
Ma/but Singh, Noney.
Xirbhay Ram Chhaya, Doctor.
Puranmal, Noncy.
Randhir Singh, Kunwar.
Ratan Singh, Kunwar.
Sheoraj Singh, Dewaii Bahadur.
Sri Ram Xait, Pandit.
Udal Singh, Kunwar.
lipendar Nait, Pandit.
Wahid Ali, Mir.
Bikaner.
CAMP 354. MAP T-7.
Colonel His Highness Maharaja Raj Rajeshwar Siromoni Sri Sii
Ganga Singh Bahadur, G.C.I.E., K.C.S.I., Honorary A.-D.-C. to His
Majesty the King-Emperor.
Maharaj Sri Hhairun Singh.
Maharaj Sri Jagmal Singh.
Maharaj Sri Xarain Singh.
Maharaj Sri Prithi Singh.
Bakhtawar Singh, Captain,!Thakiir
of Samandsar.
Bane Singh, Captain, Kunwar of !
Motasar. I
Bhairun Singh, Major, Ktmwa
of Reri.
Brjey Singh, Thakur of Sankhr
Booth, Mrs.
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Din Dayal, Major.
Goodbody, Major C. M., T.M.S.,
Civil Surgeon, Bikaner.
Goodbody, Mrs.
Gop Singh, Captain, Thakur of
Malasar.
Gulab Singh, Captain, Kunwar of
Bogcrah.
Hari Singh, Thakur of Mahajan.
Hari Singh, Thakur of Sidhmukh.
Hari Singh, Major, Thakur of
Sattasar.
Hutchinson, Captain W. G., Assist-
ant Resident, Western States,
Bajputana.
Jeoraj Singh, Bao of Pugal.
Jeoraj Singh, Thakur of Reri.
Kamta Prasad, Babu.
Kan Singh, Thakur of Bhukarka.
Kealy, Miss.
Kinnaird, The Master of.
LaTouche, Mr. C. II.
Man Singh, Bawat of Bawatsar.
Manchester, the Duke of.
Manchester, the Duchess of.
Bilaspur.
CAMP 319. MAP J-6.
His Highness Baja Bije Chand.
Marsh, Doctor Jane, M. A. Lady
Doctor, Jodhpnr.
Ncmichand, Mehtn.
Nihal Chandra, Babu.
Pratab Singh, Thakur of Bikam-
kor.
Prithiraj Singh, Major Kunwar.
Ban jit Singh, Captain, Kunwsir
Gad wain.
Rawlins, Major A. K.
Rnstomji, Mr. K.
Sadiq Ali, Munslii.
Sadul Singh, Thakur of Jasuua.
Sadul Singh, Captain, Thakur of
Bakshen.
San\val Das, Rai Bahadur Babu.
Sultan Singh, Thakur of San\\a-
ntsar.
Vay do Vaya, His Excellency
Monseigneur Cardinal.^
Wake, Lieut.-Colonel E. St. A.,
Tutor to Maharaj Knm\ ar of
Bikaner.
Wake Wilkinson, Mr. ,1. V. S.,
I.C.S.
Behari Lai, B. .
Beri Singh, M. .
Bishen Singh, B., S.V.O.
Chhaju Ram, B. .
Dalel Singh, Babu
Durga Singh, M.
Gosaun Mai, Rawat
JaganNath, B. .
Khusbal Singh, Dr. .
Kirpa Ram, M
Kishen Singh, M., Subedar
Mathra Das, Lala
Piari Lai, M.
Pohlo Bam, Negi, Vakil
Ram Singh, M. .
Treasury Officer.
Tahsildar.
Head Master.
Head Clerk.
Waxir.
Superintendent of Police.
Manager of Kothi.
Hospital Assistant.
Xaib Tahsildar.
Judicial Judge.
Camp Tahsildar.
Thanedar.
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Semand Singh, M. . . . Revenue Officer.
Sham Singh, M. . . . . Superintendent.
Shib Singh, M.
Sohan Singh, M .
Tulsi Ham, M. . . . . Superintendent of factories.
Bombay.
His Excellency the Governor's Camp.
CAMP 3. MAP 1-9.
His Excellency Sir George Governor of Bombay.
Sydenham Clarke, G.C.M.G.,
O.C.I. E.
Lady Clarke.
Lord Harris, O.C.S.I., G.C.l.E.
Lady Harris, C.I.
The Hon'hlo George Harris.
Miss Standeii.
Miss B. Standeii.
Miss Fellowes.
Miss Clarke.
Mr. C. C. Watson, l.C.S. . . Private Secretary.
Major J. G. Grcig, 121st Pioneers Military Secretary.
Capt. T. C. Lucas, Il.A.M.C. . Surgeon.
Capt. E. G. Drummond, 4th A.-D.-C. Camp Staff Officer.
Gurkha 'lines.
Capt. C. T. Davis, l()7th Pioneers A.-D.-C.
Capt. V. A. Coaker, 3rd Skinner's A.-D.-C.
Horse.
Subadar-Maior Sher Mohammad A.-D.-C.
Khan.
Capt. G. W. C. Lucas, 34th Poona Commandant, His Excellency's
Horse. Body-guard.
Lieut. A. H. M. Wilson, 12th Adjutant, His Excellency's Body-
Cavalry, guard.
Lt.-Col. II. W. L. Dunlop, V.D., Honorary A.-D.-C.
Commanding Bombay Volunteer
Rifles.
Capt. F. H. Charlton, 1st (King's) Extra A.-D.-C.
Dragoon Guards.
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Capt. E. H. Stocker, Lath Hussars Extra A.-D.-C.
Capt. J.A. Brooke, 6th (Innis- Extra A.-D.-C.
killing) Dragoons.
Capt. E. H. Clarke, R.E. . Extra A.-D.-C.
Capt. A. J. H. Sloggett, Ritte Extra A.-D.-C.
Brigade.
Mr. K. M. Proi'S . . . In charge of Cain])
Aga Khan, His Highness Sir Sul-
tan Muhammad Shah, G.C.I K.
Barrow, Mr. R. P., I.C.S.
Begbic, The Hon'ble Mr. J.
Broacha, Mr. Shapurji Barjorji .
Cadcll,Mr. P. 11, . . ' .
Chauhal, The Hon'ble Mr. M.B. .
Chandavarkav, The Hon'ble Sir
Narayan Ganesh, Kt.
Chaudavarkar, Lady.
Curtis, The Hon'ble Mr. G. S., Commissioner Central Division.
I.C.S. Bombay Legislative Council.
Curtis, Mrs.
Davar, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice
Commissioner, Northern Division
Bombay Legislative Council.
Sheriff of Bombay.
Municipal Commissioner, Bombay,
Member of Council, Bombay.
Judge, High Court, Bombay.
D.D.
Drew, Mr. W. W., I.C.S.
Judge, High Court, Bombay.
Mr. Bombay Legislative Council.
. Commissioner of Customs, Salt,
Opium and Abkari, Bombay.
Drew, Mrs.
Ebrahim, The Hon'ble
Fazulbhoy, Currimbhoy.
Garud, The Hon'ble Mr. Siddhanath Bombay Legislative Council.
Dhondev.
Ghulam Mahomed Bhurgri, The Bombay Legislative Council.
Hoii'ble Mr.
Graham, The Hon'blc Mr. W. L. . Bombay Legislathe Council.
Graliam, Mrs.
Greaves, The Hon'ble Mr. H. R. . Bombay Legislative Council.
Greaves, Mrs.
Heaton, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, High Court, Bombay.
J. J., I.C.S.
Heaton, Mrs.
Hill, Mr. A., C.I.E. . . . Secretary to Government, P. W. D.
Ibrahim Rahimtullah, The Hon'ble Bombay Legislative Council.
Mr., C.I.E.
Jackson, The Hon'-ble Lt.-Col. J., Inspector-General of Prisons.
I.M.S. Bombay Legislative Council.
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Jackson, Mrs.
Kemball, Mr. H. V. R. . Joint Socy. to Govt., P. W. D.
Kennedy, Mr. M. . Inspr.-Genl. of Police, Bombay.
Kennedy, Mrs.
Kincaid, Mr. C. A., l.C.S. . Secretary to Govt., Political, Spe-
cial and Judicial Departments.
Kincaid, Mrs.
Lamb, The Hon'hle Mr. R. A., Member of Council, Bombay.
C.S.I., C.T.K, LC.S.
Lamb, Mrs.
Lucas, The Hon'ble Mr. W. H., Chief Secy, to Govt. Bombay
LC.S. Legislative Council.
Mehta, The Hon'ble Sir Pheroze- Presdt. of Bombay Municipal
shah, K.C.I.E. Corpn. Bombay Legis. Council.
Mehta, Lady.
Michael, Mr. W. H., LC.S. Accountant- General, Bombay.
Michael, Mrs.
Millet, The Hon'ble Mr. G. P. . Conservator of Forests, Central
Circle. Bombay Legis. Council.
Morison, The Hon'ble Mr. W. T., Member of Council, Bombay.
C.S.L, LC.S.
Xarhnan, The Hon'ble Dr. Temulji Bombay Legislative Council.
Bhikaji, L.M., F.U.M.S.
(London).
Nariman, Mrs.
Narharsingji Ishwarsingji, The Thakor of Amod.
Hon'ble Sardar.
Orr, The Hon'ble Mr. J. P., LC.S. . Chairman, Bombay Improvement
Trust. Bombay Legis. Council.
Orr, Mrs.
Palmer, The Right Kev. E. . Lord Bishop of Bombay.
Peerbhoy, Tho Hon'ble Mr. Abdul Bombay Legislative Council.
Hussein Adamji.
Pratt, Mr. E. M., LC.S. Judicial Commissioner in Sindh.
Procter, The Hon'ble Sir Henry, Bombay Legislative Council.
Kt.
Proes, Mrs.
Rafiuddin, Ahmad, The Hon'ble Bombay Legislative Council.
Moulvi.
Rien, Mr. J. L.
Rien, Mrs.
Russell, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, High Court, Bombay.
Russell, Mrs.
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Sardar, The Hon'ble Saiyed All El Bombay Legislative Council.
Edroos.
Sctalvad, The Hon'hle Mr. Chiman- Bombay Legislative Council.
lal Harilal.
Scott, The Hon'ble Sir Basil, Kt. . Chief Justice,High Court, Bombay.
Shar]), The Hon'ble Mr. W. II. . Director of Public Instruction.
Bombay Legislative Council.
Sheppard, The Hon'ble Mr. W. D., (Commissioner, Southern Division.
C.I.E., I.C.S. Bombay Legislative Council.
Sheppard, Mrs.
Sprott, Mr. F. L. . Chairman, Bombay Port Trust.
Sprott, Mrs.
Stevenson, The Hon'ble Surgeon Surgeon General with Govt. of
General W. H., I.M.S. Bombay. Bombay Legis. Council.
Stevenson, Mrs.
Straiigman, The llon'blc Mr. T. J. Advocate General, Bombay Legis-
lative Council.
Strongman, Mrs.
Vakil, The Hon'ble K. B. Navroji Bombay Legislative Council.
Pestaivji, C.I.E.
Vishindas, The Hon'ble Mr. Bombay Legislative Council.
Harchandrai.
Webb, The Hon'ble Mr. M. DeP., Bombay Legislative Council.
C.I.E.
Webb, Mrs.
Bombay (Political Officer's) Camp.
CAMP 383. MAP 1-7.
Abud, Lt.-Col. H. M., LA. . . Political Agent, ditch.
Bell, Maj.-Gen., LA. . . Political Resident, Aden.
Bell, Lieut. H. W., LA. . . Assistant Political Agant.
Berthon, Major H. W., I. A. . Officer in charge of the Bombay
Provincial and Chiefs' Camps.
Berthon, Mrs.
Ghosal, Mr. J., I.C.S. ., . Collector of Panch Mahals and
Political Agent, Riva Kautha.
Ghosal, Mrs.
Hill, Mr. C. H. A., C.S.I. C.I.E., Agent to the Governor, Kathiawar.
I.C.S.
Hill, Mrs.
Humphreys, Capt. D. W. H., 8th A.-D.-C. to the Political Resident.
Gurkha Rifles. Aden.
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Lunham, Capt. J. L., I.M.S. . ^Medical and Sanitary Officer in
charge of the Bombay Camps.
Meek, Lieut. A. S., I.A. . Assistant Political Agent.
Mosse, Capt. A. H. B., I.A. . Assistant Political Agent.
Price, Col. C. U. . . . Political Officer with H. H. the
Mir of K hair pur.
Price, Mrs.
Wodehouse, Major F. W., I.A. . Resident, Koihapur, and Southern
Mahratta Country.
Wood, Major W. M. P., I.A. . Political Agent, Gohehvad.
Bombay (Political Officer's) Camp Block II.
CAMP 439. MAP D-i).
Townshend, Lieut. F. II. E., R.E. Camp Staff Officer and Assistant
Engineer in charge of the Horn-
bay Provincial Camp.
Wightwick, Lieut. H. M., J,A. . Assistant to the Political Resident,
Aden.
Bombay Provincial Camp.
CAMP 469. MAP 13-8.
Mr. W. C. Tndor Owen, I.C.S. . Camp Staff Officer.
Balaram Rao Bahadur Ellapa . J.P., Bombay.
Bambho Khan, Jam . . . Dakor of Ubauro.
Basavprabhu, The Hon'ble Sardar Sar Desai of Vantmuri. Bombay
Lekhamganda. Legislative Council.
Belvi, The Hon'ble Mr. Dattatraya Bombay Legislative Council.
Vinkatesh, L.L.B.
Chok, Khan Sahib Madhuba of . Companion of the Thakur Sahib of
Palitana,
Chunilal, The Hon'ble Sardar Rao Bombay Legislative Council.
Bahadur Motilal.
Chunilal, Mrs.
Crimmin, Col. J. V. C., C.I.E., J.P., Presidency Surgeon, Bombay.
I.M.S.
Crimmin, Mrs.
Dajiraj, Sardar Sursintji . . Thakor of Utelia.
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Dalai, Sardar Bomanji . Ahmedabad.
Dalpatbhai, Sardar Lalbhai . Ahmedabad.
Dandckar, Rao Bahadur Appaji Than*.
Gancsh.
Dandekar, Mrs.
D'Monte, Dr. D. A., J.I*.
D'Monte, Mrs.
Desai, The Hon'ble Sardar P. V.
Dholu, Khan Bahadur Mancharji Bombay.
Rustamji, C.I.K.
Bombay Legislative Council.
Doran, Mr. E. A , C.I K., J.P.
Doran, Mrs.
Dulaboa, Sardar Raisin ji
Field, Dr. J. W.
Gokaldas, Mr. Narotam Moraji
Ilarbord, Lieut. J. D.
Postmaster General, Bombay.
Thakor of Kervada.
Bombay.
J.P., Bombay,
Tutor and Guardian to II. II. the
Raja of Porbandar.
Harbord, Mrs.
Ibrahim, Sir Currumbhoi, Bart. . Bombay.
Ichalkaranji, The llon'ble Sardar Bombay Legislative Council.
Narayan Rao (iovind, Chief of.
Jehangir, Sir Cowa/ji, Bart. . Bombay.
Jehangir, Lady.
Jijeebhoy, Sir Jamsetjee, Bart. . Bombay.
Jijeebhoy, Lady.
Joglekar, Rao Sahib Vishvanath Dharwar.
Keshav.
Joglekar, Mrs.
Kadri, Khan Bahadur Saiyid Oriental Translator to the (lov-
Shamasuddin Saiyid Mian, J.P. eminent of Bombay.
Karandikar, The Hon'ble Mr. Bombay Legislative Council.
Raghunath Panduranj,L.L.B.
Karandikar, Mrs.
Khimji,Rao Bahadur Vasauji
Kothari, Mr. J. H.
J.P. of Bombay.
Vice- President, Karachi Munici-
pality.
Madbavlal Chinubhai, Sir, Kt., Chinubhai Lodge, Ahmedabad.
C.I.E.
Malegaon, The Honble Sardar
Shambhu Amarsingh, Jadhav -
rao, Raja of.
Malegaon, Rani of
Mamur Khan, Khan Sahib .
Mavji, Mr. Parshotum Visram
Kolaba.
J.P., Bombay.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Mehta, The Hon'ble Mr. Lalubhai Bombay Legislative Council.
Samaldas.
Marikar, Tho Hon'blc Sardar Bombay Legislative Council.
R. B. Ycshwnntvao Trimbak.
Moodliar, The Hoii'ble Sardar
Coopooswamy Viziarungum.
Padamji, Sardar Xovroji.
Palitaiui, Bahadur Sinhji Man-
sinhji, Thakur Sahib of.
Pandit, Rao Sahib Pandlikrao Kanara.
Narain.
Pataiikav, Sardar Bhimrao Nogoji-
rao of.
Porbandav, H. H. Xatwarsinhji
Bhavsinlrji, Rana Sahib of.
Pmvkh, The Hon'blc? Mr. (lokuldas Bombay Legislative Council.
Knhandas.
Purekh, Mrs.
Petit, Sir Dinshaw, Bart.
Peerbhoy, Sir Adamji, Kt. .
Priestly, Mr. E.
Itamji, The Hon'ble Mr. Man
niohaiidas.
Ranrji, Mrs.
Rodda, The Hou'ble llao Bahadur Bombay Legislative Council.
Shriniwas Konher.
Sassoon, Sir Jacob . . .
Shivaram, Rao Sahib Seth Pahlaj
rai.
Souter, Mr. W. L. B., C.I.E.
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Bombay.
Bombay.
District Supdt of Police, Bombay.
Bombay Legislative Council.
Bombay.
Karachi.
. D. I. G. of Police, Northern
Range, Ahmedabad.
Talpur, His Highness Mir Haji
Nur Muhammad, Khan of.
Tarapurwala, Mr. Fardunji Kuvar-
ji, L.C.E., C.I.E.
Tata, Sir Dorab, Kt. . . . Bombay.
Tata, Lady.
Taylor, Revd. Dr. G. P. . . Ahmedabad.
Taylor, Mrs.
Tudor Owen, Mrs.
Vinchurkar, Sardar Ganpatrao Nasik.
Madhavrao.
Virpur, Kumar Shri Moolraj of . Companion of the Thakur Sahib
of Palitana.
156
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Wa/ar Hidayat, Khan Sahib .
Whittle, Mr. A. T., C.I.E. .
Whittle, Mrs.
Yusif Shah, The Hon'ble Khan
Bahadur Syod Alahando.
East Khandesh.
Wadhwan.
Hombny Legislative Council.
Bombay, Baroda and Central India
Railway Camp.
Mr. A. C. Owen
Mr. D. If. Stenl
Mr. A. H. Dean
Addis, Mr. F. H.
Addis, Mrs.
Bradford, Mr. J. H.
Bradford, Mrs.
Bulkley, Mr. W. W. .
Bulkley, Mrs.
Clayton, Mr. J. A.
Clayton, Mrs.
Collins, Mr. C. W. M.
Cookc, Mr. C. A.
Cooke, Mrs.
Cooper, Mr. T. .
Cotesworth, Mr. C. (T.
Cotesworth, Mrs,
Covell, Mr. B. C.
Covell, Mrs.
Peanc, Mr. H. H.
Donaldson, Mr. B.
Eraser, Mr. W. S.
Garrett, Mr. B. S.
Haigh, Mr. A. G.
Hanson, Mr. P. W. .
Hanson, Mrs.
Heath, Mr. B. H.
Heath, Mrs.
Horrobin, Mr. A.
.Janson, Mr. V. .
Jones, Mr. H. L.
CAMP 422. MAP H.-8.
. Camp Staff Officer.
. Officer in charge.
. Medical Officer.
. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
. Assistant Engineer.
. Assistant Engineer.
. Dy. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
Assistant Engineer.
. Executive Engineer.
. Temporary Assistant Loco. Supdt.
. District Loco. Superintendent.
. Asst. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
. Engineer-in-Chief.
. Assistant District Loco. Supdt.
. Loco. Superintendent.
. .Assistant Loco. Superintendent.
. Assistant Engineer.
. General Traffic Manager.
. Assistant Engineer.
. Analytical Chemist.
Junior Government Inspector.
. District Loco. Superintendent.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS
157
Jones, Mrs.
Kirby, Mr. W. A. .
Kirby, Mrs.
LaTouehe, Mr. J. N. D
LaTouche, Mrs.
LaTouchc, Miss.
LaTouche, Mr.
Marryat, Mr. N.
Marryat, Mrs.
Marsland, Mr. F.
Marsland, Mrs.
Martin, Mr. L. J.
Martin, Mrs.
Maurice, Mr. H. A.
May, Mr. A. J.
McCloskey, Mr. A. K
Middlctou, Mr. R. H.
Middlcton, Mrs.
Moore, Mr. D. O. Mill ,c
Morley, Mr. W. C. .
Morley, Mrs.
Morley, Miss.
Morley, Miss.
Owen, Mrs.
Owen, Miss.
Owen, Miss.
Owen, Captain H. C. .
Owen, Mrs.
Page, Mr. F. J.
Page, Mrs.
Peyton, Mr. W. H. .
Pigott, Mr. R. E.
Pigott, Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr. J. R. .
ReynoMs, Mrs.
Rollo, Mr. A. D.
Saxby, Mr. H. B.
Shephard, Mr. T. F. G
Shephard, Mrs.
Shipp, Mr. W. E.
Shipp, Mrs.
Skipwith, Mr. F. E. .
. Assistant Engineer.
. Senior Government Inspector.
District Loco. Superintendent.
. Temporary Assistant Engineer.
Assistant Engineer.
. Assistant Traffic Superintendent
Assistant Engineer.
. Assist. Elec. Engr. Telegraphs.
Assistant Engineer.
Assistant Loco Superintendent.
. Acting 2nd Deputy Auditor.
. Adjutant, 2nd B., B. and C. I
Railway Volunteers.
. Loco, and Carriage Superintendent.
. Assistant Storekeeper.
. Chief Electrical Engineer.
. Deputy General Traffic Manager.
. Assistant Storekeeper.
. Electrical Engineer.
. Assist. Elec. Engr. Telegraphs.
. Acting. 1st Deputy Auditor.
. Executive Engineer.
158
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Skipwith, Mrs.
Slade, Mr. O. E. R. .
Thackwell, Mr. A. H.
Thomson, Mr. R. S. .
Whately, Mr. It.
Whitney, Mr. A.
Williams, Mr. II. A. C.
Wood, Miss.
Wright, Mr. T. T. .
Wright, Mrs.
Young, Mr. K. H.
Young, Mrs.
Assistant Engineer.
Assist. Carriage & Wagon Supdt.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Executive Engineer.
Signal Superintendent.
Superintendent of Police, Uaj-
putana Malwa Railway.
Acting Chief Auditor.
Executive Engineer.
Bundi.
CAMP 361. MAP I.-7.
His Highness Maharao Raja Sir Raglmbir Singh, Bahadur, G.C.T.K
K.C.S.L
Amar Singh ji, Rathor
Anandi Lalji, Kotvval
Bahadur Singhji, Sanwat-ka Bijey
Bairisalji, Mahasingot
Barad Singh ji, Sanwat-ka.
Bhairon Singhji, Solankhi.
Bhom Singhji, Rathor
Brij Bhushanji, Bohra.
Chandra Singhji, Rathor.
Chatar Singhji, Sanwat-ka.
Condon, Major deV., I.M.S.
Condon, Mrs.
Fateh Singhji, Solankhi.
(iovind Lalji, Bohra .
(lolab Singhji, Mewawat
Hanwant Singhji, Mahokamsingot
Harinath Singhji, Mahasingot
Jawahar Singhji, Balnot
Kalyan Singhji, Bairisalot .
Kalyan Singhji, Mahokamsingot,
Kumvar.
Jagirdar of Say ana.
Jagirdar of Keshopura
Jagirdar of Pachipala.
Jagirdar of Jajawar.
Jagirdar of .Thalipum.
Agency Surgeon, Ifnnioti and
Tonk.
Member of Council.
Jagirdar of Sadera.
Jagirdar of Muglana and Member,
State Council.
Jagirdar of Jaitgarh and Member,
State Council.
Jagirdar of Ajaita.
Jagirdar of Bankakhera.
Jagirdar of Rangbilas.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Kesri Singhj i, Solankhi.
Khadam Hussainji, Munslii .
Lakshmi Narayanji, Babu .
Maclan Mohan ji, Bolira
Madan Singhji, Balnot.
Mukand Singhji, Solanki Rawat
Nathoosingh j i, Mahokamsingot
Peacock, Major H. B.
Peacock, Miss.
Prithvi Singhji, Mahokamsingot
Randhir Singhji, Babu, B.A.
Rennie, Col.
Rennie, Mrs.
Sheo Singhji, Rathor
Sheo Singhji, Solankhi
Sheodan Singhji, Rathor
Singhsalji, Nathawat
Sundar Lalji, Bohra.
State Vakil at Abu.
Secretary to His Highness
Durbar Saheb Bahadur.
In t-liarge State Forces.
159
the
Jagirdar of Datunda.
.la^irdar of Bardha.
Political Agent in Haraoti and
Tonk.
Jagirdar of Bnorikhora.
Revenue and Finance Member.
(Retired, R. A. M. C.)
Jagirdar of Ulora.
Jagirdar of Aklor.
Jagirdar of Baronda and Qiladar,
Bundi Fort.
Grandson of the Thakur of Pagara.
State Vakil at Deoli.
Burma.
His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor's
Camp.
Camp 24?.
The Hon'ble Sir Harvey Adamson,
LL.D., Kt., K.C.S.I., I.C.S.
Lady A(Uimson.
Capt. E. L. Caldecott, R.A.
Capt. E. C. Lentaigne, 4th Gurkha
Rifles.
Capt. T. H. Battye, 10th Gurkha
Rifles.
Mr. G. B. H. Fell, C.I.E., I.C.S. .
Lieut. D. K. McLeod, Q. 0. Corps
of Guides.
Major C. C. S. Barry, I.M.S.
Map 1-9.
Lieutenant- Governor .
Private Secretary.
A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Officer in charge.
Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
160 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Mrs. Barry.
Buchanan, Mr. G. C. . . . Chairman and Chief Engineer,
Rangoon Port Commissioners.
Buchanan, Mrs.
Cabell, Mr. W. H. L., I.C.S. . Pi-est. of the Rangoon Mun. Com.
Cabell, Mrs.
Covornton, Mr. J. G. . . Director of Public Instruction.
Covernton, Mrs.
Darwood, Mr. A. J.
Davis, Lt.-Col. R. E. S., I.M.S.
Kales, Mr. H. L., I.C.S. . . Commissioner, Pegu Division.
Bales, Mrs.
Fell, Mrs.
Finlay, Dr. Harry.
Finlay, The Hon'ble Mr. C. K . Burma Legislative Council.
Finlay, Mrs.
Fox, The Hon'ble Sir C. E., Kt. Chief Judge, Chief Court.
Fox, Lady.
Frenchman, Col. E. P., I.M.S.
Fyffe, The Right Rev. R. S. . Bishop of Rangoon.
Gaitskell, Mr. A., T.C.S. . . Officiating Commissioner of Settle-
ments and Land Records.
Gaitskcll, Mrs.
Gates, The Hon'ble Mr. F. C., Financial Commissioner, Burma,
C.S.I., I.C.S. Burma Legislative Council.
Gates, Mrs.
Giles, Mr. R. S.
Hartnoll, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, Chief Court, Lower Burma.
H. S., I.C.S.
Hartnoll, Mrs.
Lace, Mr. J. H. . , . Chief Conservator ofl Forests.
Law, Mr. J. M., C.I.E. . . Dy. Inspector- General of Police.
Lees, Mr. O. C. ... Joint Sec. to Govt., P. W. D.
Lees, Mrs.
Lentaigne, Mr. B. P.
Lentaigne, Mrs.
Leslie, Mrs.
Leslie, Miss.
Leslie, Lieut. W., R.A.
Macnabb, Lb.-Col. D. J. C., I, A. . Commissioner, Magwe Division.
Macnabb, Mrs.
McDonnell, Mr. R. G. P. P., C.I.E.
Newton, Mr. W. G.
Ormond, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, Chief Court, L. Burma,
E. W.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 161
Onnond, Mrs.
Parkin, Lt.-Col. H., C.I.E., I.A. . Inspector General of Police.
Parkin, Mrs.
Rcddie, Mr. J. G.
Rice, Mr. W. F., C.S.I., I.C.S. . Chief Secretary to Government.
Hose, Commander G. G., R.I.M. . Principal Port Officer.
Rose, Mrs.
Shaw, Mr. G. W., C.S.I., I.C.S. . Judicial Conir., Upper Burma.
Stikeman, The Hon'ble Mr. W. R. Vice-Chairman, Rangoon Port
Comrs., Burma Legis. Council.
Tarleton, Mr. W. H. . . . Conir. of Police, Rangoon Town.
Tarleton, Mrs.
Thompson, Mr. H., I.C.S. . . Deputy Commissioner.
Thompson, Mrs.
White, The Hon'ble Mr. G. G. . Secretary to Government, P. W.
I)., Burma Legis. Council.
White, Mrs.
Willcocks, Mr. J. . . . Agent, Burma Railways.
Young, The Hon'ble Mr. C. Radford, Government Advocate, Burma
Bar.-at-Law. Legislative Council.
Young, Mrs.
Burma Provincial Camp.
CAMP 436. MAP F-9.
Mr. C. E. Browne . . . Officer in charge and Camp Staff
Officer.
Mr. G. C. B. Stirling, C.I.E. . Political Officer for the Shan
Chiefs.
Mr. S. N. Battacharya, M.B. . Medical Officer.
Abdul Husein, The Hon'ble Mirza Burma Legislative Council.
Aung, Maung Myat Tun, K.S.M., Deputy Commissioner.
T.D.M.
Awn, Hkun Hsang, K.S.M. . Sawbwa of Tawngpeng.
Chan, Maung Htoon . . . Advocate, Akyab.
Cowasjee, The Hon'ble Mr. M., Burma Legislative Council.
K.I.H.
Cowasjee, Maung Tha Ka, K.S.M. Extra Asst. Conservator of Foiests-.
Dun, Maung Ne, K.I.H., K.S.M. . Municipal Commissioner, Prome.
Hke, Saw .... Sawbwa of Hsipaw.
Hla, Maung Tun, T.D.M. . . Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Intaleng, Sao Kawn Kiau, K.S.M. Sawbwa of Kengtung.
M
162
.Tamal, Mr. A. S.
Kaing, Maung Ngwe,
A.T.M.
Ket, The Hon'ble Maung, K.S.M.
Ko, Mr. Taw Sein, K.I.H. .
Kyin, Maung Po
Lai, Hkun, C.I.E., K.S.M. .
Liu, Maung We
Lwin, Maung Tun, K.S.M .
Maing, Sao Naw, K.S.M. .
Mawng, The Hou'ble Sao, C.I.E.,
K.S.M.
Min, Maung Tun, T.D.M. ,
Myat, Maung Htoon, K.I.H.
Mye, The Hon'ble Maung .
Nee, Nang Seng
Nyen, Sao Khin
Ogh, Maung, K.S.M. .
Pe, Maung, K.S.M. .
Si, Maung Po, A.T.M.
Sum, Nang ....
Tha, Maung Po
Thaung, Maung Po, K.S.M.
Thu, Maung Hla Paw, A.T.M.
Tin, Maung, A.T.M. .
Tsong, The Hon'ble Mr. Lim Chin
Tun, Maung Paw, K.S.M. .
Ya, Sao Nang ....
Zan, Maung Aung, K.S.M. .
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
K.S.M., Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Burma Legislative Council.
Supdt., Archaeological Survey.
Municipal Commissioner, Eangoon.
Sawbwa of Laikha.
Inspector of Schools.
Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Sawbwa of South Hsenwi.
Sawbwa of Yawnghwe.
District Superintendent of Police.
Burma Legislative Council.
Chief wife of Hsipaw Sawbwa.
Chief wife of Laikha Sawbwa.
Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Extra Assistant Commissioner and
Addl. Judge, Small Cause Court.
Municipal Commisssioner, Rangoon.
Chief wife of South Hsenwi
Sawbwa.
Honorary Magistrate, Rangoon.
Assistant Engineer, P. W. D.
Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Burma Legislative Council.
Extra Assistant Commissioner.
Chief wife of Yawnghwe Sawbwa.
District Judge. *
Cambay.
CAMP 376. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Nawab Jafar Ali Khan Hussein Yawar Khan, Saheb
Bahadur, Nawab of Cambay.
Mirza Ali Mahomed Khan.
Mir Baba Saheb Mir Ramjan Ali Saheb.
Mr. Madhavram Harinarayen Vyas, Dewan.
Dr. J. Vajaram.
Mr. D. M. Majmodar, State Engineer.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 163
Central India. Agent, Governor
General's Camp.
CAMP 21. MAP H-9.
Mr. M. F. O'Dwyer, [C.S.I., I.C.S. Agent to Gov.-Gen. in Cen. India.
Mrs. O'Dwyer.
Lieut. C. O Harvey, II I" 38th Personal Assistant.
(K.G.O.) Central India Horse.
Major 11. K A. Hamilton, T.A. . Officer in charge o camp.
Capt. H. 1). McLaughlin, 6th Camp Staff Officer (Commandant,
Gurkha llifles. Malwa Bhil Corps).
Blakeway, Major J. P., R.E. . Secretary in the P. W. D.
Blakeway, Mrs.
Blomfiold, Maj.-Gen. C. J., C.B., General Officer Commanding
D.S.O. Mhow.
Blomficld, Mrs.
Brooke, Miss
Collings, Mr. C. .1. . . . Bank of Bombay.
Cotgrave, Lt.-Col. K C. B. . . Commanding Central India Horse.
Cox, Mr. J. H., I.C.S.
Cox, Mrs. J. H.
Crump, Mr. L. M., I.C.S. . . 1st Assistant to the Agent to the
Gov.-Gen. in Central India.
Crump, Mrs.
Gardom, Mis
Hamilton, Mrs. R. E. A.
Hide, Mr. P Principal, Daly College, Indore.
Hide, Mrs.
Impey, Lt.-Col. L., LA. . . Political Agent in Bundelkhand.
Impey, Miss
Kemball, Lt.-Col. C. A., C.I.E., I.A. Resident at Gwalior.
Kemball, Mrs.
LeRossignol, Mrs.
Ogilvie, Capt. G. D., I.A. . . 2nd Assistant to the Agent to the
Gov.-Gen. in Central India.
Ogilvie, Mrs.
Roberts, Lt.-Col. J. R., I.M.S. . Adm. Medl. Offr. in Central India.
Roberts, Mrs.
Waterfield, Mr. H. G. . . Insp.-Gen., C. I. Agency Police.
164 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Central India Political Officers' Camp*
CAMP 342. MAP J-7.
Mr. W. S. Davis . . . Officer in charge of Camp.
Beville, Major F. G., C I.E. . Political Agent in Bhopawar.
Blcackley, Mrs.
Davis, Lt.-Col. C., 1st (D. Y. O.)
Lancers.
Davis, Mrs. C.
Davis, Mrs, W. S.
Fayrer, Major F. D. S., I.M.S. . Agency Surgeon in Baghelkhand.
Fayrer, Mrs.
Godfrey, Lt.-Col. S. H., C.I.E. . Political Agent in Baghelkhand
Godfrey, Mrs.
Hugo, Major J. H-, I.M.S.
Jardine, Mr. W. E., C.I.E. . . Political Agent in Malwa.
Joly, Miss.
Knox, Major K. W., I.M.S. . . Residency Surgeon in Gwalior.
Knox, Mrs.
La Terriere, Lieut. H. M. B. de
Sales, 60th King's Boyal Rifles.
MacKellar, Dr. (Miss) Margaret
Plowden, Capt. C. T. C. . . Assistant Political Agent in
Buudelkhand.
Seton, Mrs.
Spence, The Hon'ble Mrs.
Trollope, The Hon'ble Mrs. Cran-
mer.
Trollope, The Hon'ble Sophia.
Trollope, Mr. T.
Tyrrell, Major J. R. J., I.M.S. . Agency Surgeonjin Bhopawar.
Tyrrell, Miss.
Willis, Miss Vera.
Wise, Lieut. A. D., 27th Light
Cavalry.
Wise, Mrs.
Central India Provincial Camp.
CAMP 4,61. MAP D-9.
Major R. E. A. Hamilton, I.A. . Officer in charge.
Lala Piyare Lai . . . Camp Staff Officer.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Raghugarh.
165
Bahadur Singh, Raja (accompanied
by K. S. Syed Ali Ahmed Jafri
Superintendent of the State)
Baldeo Singh, Thakur
Bheron Singh, Thaknr
Chandra Bhan Singh
Chhatrapati, llaja, C.S.I.
Dhirat Singh, Raja .
Hyder Ali Khan, Nawab .
Jaswant Singh, Thakur
Kesri Singh, Thakur .
Khalaq Singh, Rao (accompanied
by Mr. W. V. Sar Desai, Super
intendent of the State).
Kishorc Singh, Thaknr
Madho Singh, Tliakur
Nahar Singh, Thakur
Partab Singh, Thakur
Pirbhi Singh, Raja
Radha Charan, Rao Bahadur Chau
beji.
Ran jit Singh, Thakur
Sardul Singh, Thakur
Shambu Singh, Thakur
Agra Berkhera.
Chapaner.
Jagirdar, Garauli.
Alipura.
Garha.
Basoda.
Uni.
Piploda.
Khaniadhana.
Berkhera I.
Tal.
Gudarkhera.
Kherwasa.
Umri.
Jagirdar, Pahra.
Bagli.
Sheogarh, Sadakheri.
Sirsi.
Central Provinces.
Chief Commissioner's Camp.
CAMP 36.
The Hon'ble Mr. R. H. Craddock,
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Mrs. Craddock.
Miss Craddock.
Capt. P. C. Waterfield, 45th
Rattray's Sikhs.
Mr. C. U. Wills, I.C.S.
Capt. H. deL. Pollard-Lowsley,
R.B.
MAP 1-10.
Chief Commissioner.
Personal Assistant.
Magistrate and Camp Staff Officer.
Officer in charge and Camp Staff
Officer.
166
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Capt. J . JdacMillaii, I.M.S. .
Lieut. A. C. Hewitt, Rl. Fusiliers
Batten, Mr. J. K., I.C.S. .
Batten, Mrs.
Chatterton, Right Rev. E., D.D. .
Chatterton, Mrs.
Chiuoy, Khan Bahadur A.D.
Crump, Mr. H. A., I.C.S. .
Sanitary and Medical Officer.
Additional Personal Assistant.
First Additional Judicial Coinmr.
Lord Bishop of Nagpur.
Commissioner, Jubbulpur Divi-
sion.
Crump, Mrs.
Dastur, Mr. Manikshah Ratanji
deBrett, Mr. E. A., I.C.S. .
dcBrett, Mrs.
Dcnnys, Col. G. W. P., I.M.S.
Drake- Brockman, Mr. H. V., I.C.S. Judicial Commissioner.
Drake-Brockman, Mrs.
Fuller, Sir Bampfylde.
Hallet, Mr. C. Hughes
Harriot, Mr. G. M., C.I.E. .
Harriot, Mrs.
Hart, Mr. G. S.
Hart, Mrs.
Hassan, Mr. Mandi
Horsbrugh, Lt.-Col. R. P., I.A.
Horsbrugh, Mrs.
Joyce, Mr. A. E.
Laurie, Mr. H. M., I.C.S. .
Provincial Judicial Service.
Chief Secretary.
Inspector- Gen. of Civil Hospitals.
Deputy Inspector-Gen, of Police.
Chief Engineer.
Chief Conservator of Forests.
Offg. Deputy Commissioner, Drug.
Deputy Coinmr., Hoshangabad.
Laurie, Mrs.
Low, Mr. C. E., C.I.E., I.C.S.
Mitra, Mr. Rajeshwar
Assistant Engineer.
Commissioner, Nerbudda Divi-
sion.
Director of Agriculture.
Supdg. Engineer, Jubbulpur.
Phillips, The Hon'ble Mr. F. A. T., Commissioner, Chhattisgarh Divn.
T.C.S.
Phillips, Mrs.
Pollard- Lowsley, Mrs.
Salam-ullah Khan, Nawab, K. B.
Slocock, Mr. F. S. A., I.C S.
Slocock, Mrs.
Stanyon, Mr. H. J., C.I.E.
Stanyon, Mrs.
Walker, Mr. J., C.I.E., I C.S.
Walker, Mrs.
Wright, Mr. A.
Inspector-General of Police.
Second Additional Judicial Com-
missioner.
Commissioner, Nagpur Division.
Director of Public Instruction,
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 167
Central Provinces (Political Officers) Camp.
CAMP No. 395. MAP H-7.
Blakesley, Mr. E. H., I.C.S. . Pol. Agent, Chhattisgarh Fcuda-
* tories, C. P.
Blakesley, Mrs.
Kutubuddiii, Khan Bnhadur . Officer in charge of C. P. Chiefs'
Camps.
Central Provinces Provincial Camp.
CXMP 470. MAI J C-8.
Raghunath Sadasheo, Thakur, Officer in charge of (Camp.
E. A. C.
Abdul Baki Khan, Khan Bahadur, Mchkar, Buldana District.
Khavvaja.
AH Raza Khan, Khan Bahadur Honorary Magistrate, Chinduara.
Azam Shah, Raja
Ballabdas, Dewan Bahadur Seth
Ballichand Tivvari, Rao Bahadur
Balwant Singh
Nagpnr.
Jubbulpore.
Dhana, Saugor District.
J agirdar, Pachinari, Chindwara.
Bambawala, Mr. Ainrit Rain- Officiating D. S. P., Bhandara.
chandra.
Barat, Rai Bahadur 8. N. . . Civil Surgeon, Drug.
Beharilall Khazanchi, Rai Bahadur Jubbulpore.
Bhagwant Rao Shankar Rao, Rao Daryapur, Amraoti District.
Bahadur.
Bhagwat, Rao Bahadur Dattatrya Akola.
Vishnu.
Bishan Datta Shukul, Rai Baha- Sihora, Jubbulpore District.
dur.
Bose, Sir Bipin Krishna, Kt., Nagpnr.
C.I.E.
Chaudhri, Rai Bahadur D. N. . President, Raipur Municipality,
Chinoy, Khan Bahadur A.D. . Retired E. A. C., Amraoti.
Damle, Rao Sahib Kesho Govind Vice-Chairman, District Board,
Akola.
Dharmadhikari, Pandit K. M. .' Secretary, District Council,
tietul.
Ganpat Rao Srikande, Pandit . Retired E. A. C., Saugor.
168 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Ghulam Hussain, Khan Bahadur Nagpur.
Badruddin.
Indar Shah, Lai . . . Zaminilar, Ambagarh Chauki,
Drug District.
Indraz Singh, Rao Bahadur . Zamindar of Kamptha, Bhandara.
Jagannath Prasad Misr, Pandit . President, Municipal Committee,
Hoshangabad.
Jiwandass, Rai Bahadur, Seth . Jubbulpore.
Kashinath Kesho Thakur, Rao Officiating Senior Divisional
Bahadur. and Sessions Judge, Nagpur
Division.
Kastarchand Daga, Diwan Baha- Kamptee.
dur, C.I.E.
Khare, Mr. D. N. . . . President, Wardha Municipality.
Lai Bir Bikram Deo . . . Zamindar, Khariar, Raipur.
Madha Rao, Bhau . . . Zamindar, Amgaon, Bhandara
District.
Mathura Prashad, Rai Sahib . Pleader, Chindwara.
Manikji Merwanji Mullnah, Khan Balaghat.
Bahadur.
Moreshwar Vishwanath Joshi . Vice-Chairman, Amraoti Town
Municipality.
NagendraNath De, RaiiBahadur, Bilaspur.
Bar.-at-Law.
Narain Rao Kelker, Mr. . . Balaghat.
Nizamuddin Ahmad, Khan Offg. Inspector of Schools,
Bahadur. Chhattisgarh Division.
Paranjpe, Mr. Shridar Ganesh . Extra Deputy Conservator of
Forests, Jubbulpore.
Purshottam Bhagvvant Deshpande, Ellichpur, Amraoti District.
Rao Sahib. *
Raghoba Mahadik, Rao Bahadur . Rajim, Raipur District.
Raghoji Rao, Raja Bahadur . Deor, Nagpur.
Raghunath Rao, Aba Sahib . . Jubbulpore,
Raghuraj Singh . . . Zamindar, Eaiidaria, Bilaspur
District.
Ramchandra Ganesh Mundle, Rao Vice-Chainnan, District Board,
Bahadur. Yeotmal.
Ramchandra Rao Bhuskate . . Burhanpur, Nimar District.
Ramkrishna Rao, Rao Bahadur, Retired E. A. C., Nagpur.
Pandit.
Shujat Ali Khan, Diwan . . Seoni-Chappra.
Takht Singh, Raja . . . Fatehpur, Hoshangabad District.
Vasudeo Ramkrishna, Rao Baha- Nagpur.
dur, Pandit.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
169
Vinaik, Rao Bahadur Deo Rao
Vithal Purshottam Puranik, Rao
Sahib.
Vishwanath Singh, Raja
Vishwanath Singh, Sardar Bahadur
Thakur.
Chamba.
Akola.
Wun, Yeotmal District.
Imlai, Jubbulpore District.
Manogaon, Narsingpur District.
CAMP 321.
His Highness Raja Sir Bhure
Singh, K.C.S.L, C.I.E.
Tikka Ram Singh
Mian Sahib Kesri Singh
Mian Nihal Singh
Atkinson, Mr. A. E.
Atkinson, Mrs.
Bannerjee, B. S.
Chatterjce, Dr.
Chatur Bhuj, Dr.
Collins, Captain L. P.
Collins, Mrs.
Gopal Das, Sardar
Gurditta Mai, L.
Kcnnaway, Mr. F. W., I.C.S.
Kennaway, Mrs.
Mclntosh, Mr. R., I.F.S.
Mohan Lai, Pandit
Prabh Dyal, L. ...
Sri Kanth, Captain
MAP J-6.
Raja of Chainba.
Heir-apparent.
Second son.
Nephew.
Chief Superintendent.
Personal Physician.
2/4 Gurkhas.
Superintendent of Works.
Postmaster General.
Political Officer.
Conservator of Forests.
Wazir-i-Wazarat, Chamba.
Wazir-i-Wazarat, Bhattiyat.
Commanding State Forces.
Charkhari State.
CAMP 335. MAP J-6.
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sipahdar-ul-Mulk Jijhar Singh
Judeo Bahadur, C.I.E.
Syed Ghulam Abbas . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Abdul Rahim, Syed.
Ahmed Hussain, Kamaluddaula
Mirza.
Ahmed Khan, Mirza.
Ahmed Khan, Doctor, Said.
Asghar Ali, Mir.
Bhagirath Judeo, Kunwar.
Bhanpertab Singh, Judeo.
Daryao Singh Judeo, Kunwar.
Deo Singh Judeo, Dewan.
Debi Singh Judeo, Chawandra.
Debi Singh Judeo, Capt. Kunwar.
Debi Singh Judeo, Jagirdar
Kunwar.
170 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
(iajraj Singh Judeo, Dcwau.
Ganga Singh Judeo, Dewan
Bahadur.
Gopal Krishna.
Jugal Kishorc Hajpai, Pundit.
Kanhai Judeo, Dewan.
Lachman Singh Judeo, Dewan.
Lachman Singh Judeo, Musahab.
Harbans Rai, Chawandra. j Madho Singh Judeo, Kunwar.
Hardeo Singh Judeo, Dewan. ! Mohar Khan, Hakim.
Hira Lai, Prithan. | Murli Dhar, Jotshi.
Jaganuath Pvasad, Pundit. j Pahar Singh Judeo, Kunwar.
Jigni, Dewan of. | Parbat Singh Judeo, Dewan.
Jigui, Rao of. I Ram Datt, Pandit.
Thakur Parshad, Partit Rai.
Chhatarpur.
CAMP 332. MAP J-6.
His Highness Maharaja Vishwanath Singh Bahadur.
Thakur Ganga Singh . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bakhtawar Singh, Dewan. Pratipal Singh, Kunwar.
Fazal-i-Haq, Munshi. Raghnath Singh, Dewan.
Ganga Singh, Thakur. Shayam Behari Misra, Pandit.
Jagannath Prasad, Babu. Sheo Behari Lai Misra, Pandit.
Jai Krishna Shastri, Pandit. Tori Fatehpur, Rao of.
Kirat Singh, Dewan. Tori Fatehpur, Son of Rao of.
Martaudrao Ambegaonkar, Mr. Udayajit, Kunwar.
Pahar Singh, Lai.
Chhota Udepur.
CAMP 452. MAP D.-9.
Maharawal Sim Fatehsinhji Motisinhji, Raja of Chhota Udepur.
Kalyansinhji.
Navalsinhji.
Mr. Ganpatrao Laud, State Karbhari. Dr. Shere Ali Karim All.
Mr. Jamnadas Mehta, Judicial Officer.
Civil Lines, Delhi.
Abbott, Mr. H Delhi Club.
Adie, Mr. J. C Rajpur Road.
Adie, Mrs. .... Ditto.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 171
Allnutt, Rev. Canon S. S. . Cambridge Mission, Queen's Rd.
Andrews, Rev. C. F. . , Maitland House, Lothian Road.
Angelo, Mr. W. ... Delhi and London Bank, Chandni
Chowk.
Angelo, Mrs. .... Ditto.
Baines, Mr. A. C. ... Delhi Club.
Barnaul, Miss . . . .St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Barren, Mr. C. A., I.C.S. . . Deputy Commissioner, Delhi,
Liullow Castle Road.
Barren, Miss .... Ludlow Castle Road.
Barron, Capt .JR., I.M.S. . . C/o C. A. Barron, Esq., Ludlow
Castle Road.
Barron, Capt. W. E., RE.. . Ditto.
Barron, Mis. . . . . Ditto.
Barry, Mr. C. B., I.C.S. . C/o J. P. Thomson, Esq., Flag-
staff Road.
Bazeley, Miss . . . .St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Beddy, Miss .... Civil Hospital, Delhi.
Bcresford, Mr. W. P. V. . . C/o \V. Angelo, Esq., Delhi and
London Bank, Chandni Chowk.
Blakiston, Rev. R. . , Cambridge Mission, Queen's Rd.
Bosworth Smith, Mr. 13. X., I.C.S. C/o C. A. Barron, Esq., Ludlow
Castle Road.
Boughey, Mr. G. M., I.C.S. . . Ditto.
Boughey, Miss . . Ditto.
Boyd, Miss .... Civil Hospital, Delhi.
Burke, Mr. E. H. . . . Delhi Residents' Camp, Rajpur
Road.
Burke, Mrs Ditto.
Calvocoressi, Mr. P. J. . . C/o C. Demetriades, Esq., Raj pur
Road.
Calvocoressi, Mrs. . . Ditto.
Charlesworth, Miss . . .C/o Miss Beddy, Civil Hospital.
Clarke, Mrs. R. ... C/o J. P. Thompson, Esq., Flag
Staff Road.
Clarke, Miss .... Ditto.
Clifford, Mr. S. ... Court Road.
Clifford, Mrs Ditto.
Colman, Miss . . . .St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Cooke, Deaconess Mary . . St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Coore, Rev. A Cambridge Mission, Queen's Rd.
172
Gumming, Mr. H. T.
Dallas, Lt.-Col. C. M., I.A. .
Dallas, Mrs.
Davidson, Lt.-Col. D.M., I.M.S.
Diggory, Mr. S. L.
Diggory, Mrs. .
Dcmetriades, Mr. C.
Duboscq, Mr. H.
Eckhart, Miss .
Favell, Miss
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Fisher, Mr. H.
Fisher, Mrs.
Fitz Henry, Miss
Fleming, Mr. F. J.
Foley, Mr. G. .
Foley, Mrs.
Foley, Miss
Fordyce, Mr. J. K.
Fowler, Mrs.
Francis, Miss
Francis, Miss
Gilbertson, Mr. J. G. .
Gilbertson, Mrs.
Gmeiner, Miss
Goode, Miss
Gray, Mr. J. B. .
Griffin, Mr. J. G.
Grisewood, Capt. A. E., I.M.S.
Haniner, Major J. A. L.
Hanmer, Mrs.
Higman, Mr. B. F.
Higinan, Mrs.
Hird, Mr. R. L. .
Hird, Mrs.
Hodgson, Miss .
Ingram, Mr.
Dist. Engr., Imperial Hotel.
Commissioner, Delhi Division,
Alipore Road.
Civil Surgeon, Alipore Road.
Raj pore Road.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
BaptisttMission, Chandni Chowk.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Court Road.
Ditto.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
Delhi Club.
C/o W. Angelo, Esq., Delhi and
London Bank, Chandni Chowk.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Alipore Road.
C/o F. J. Fleming, Esq., Delhi
Club.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
Head Master, Govt. High School,
Old Residency, Lothian Road.
Hindu Girls' School.
St. Stephen's Hos.; Tis Hazari.
Delhi Club.
Ditto.
Ditto.
C/o Lt.-Col. C. M. Dallas,
Alipore Road.
Tis Hazari.
Tis Hazari.
National Bank House, Raj pur Rd.
National Bank House, Raj pur Rd.
C/o C. A. Barren, Esq., Ludlow
Castle Road.
C/o C. Kirkpatrick, Esq., Flag-
staff Road.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Jacob, Mr. S. M., I.C.S.
Jerwood, Miss. .
Jones, Mr. G. A.
Judd, Rev. A. C.
Kirkpatrick, Mr. C. .
Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Leather, Rev. M. O. .
Lewes, Mrs.
Locke, Mr.
Locke, Mrs.
MacMurray, Miss
Maitland, Mrs.
Marsh, Rev. N. C.
Mctaxa, Mr. T. N.
Metaxa, Mrs.
Monk, Mr. F. F.
Moore, Miss
Morgan, Miss
Morony, Miss
Muller, Miss
Murray, Dr. R. E.
Neville, Mrs.
Padfield, Mr. R. C. H.
Page, Mr. C. R. .
Page, Mrs.
Parsons, Miss
Patronas, Mr. M.
Patronas, Mrs.
Phillip, Mr. W. A.
Phillip, Mrs.
Priest, Miss
Purton, Rev. G. A.
Read, Mr. J. C. .
Read, Mrs. .
Renton, Miss
173
Delhi Club.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Delhi Club.
Maitland House, Lothian Road.
Flag-staff Road.
Ditto.
Maitland House, Lothian Road
C/o Miss Boyd, Civil Hospital.
Kudsia Gardens.
Ditto.
St. Stephen's Hos., Tis Hazari.
Raj pur Road.
Cambridge Mission, Queen's Rd.
C/o C. Demetriadis, Esq., Rajpur
Road.
Maitland House, Lothian Road.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
C/o J. P. Thompson, Esq., Flag-
staff Road.
St. Stephen's Hos., Tis Hazari.
Assistant Civil Surgeon, Police
Lines.
C/o Rev. N. C. Marsh, Cambridge
Mission, Queen's Road.
Delhi Club.
Ditto.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
C/o C. Demetriades, Esq., Rajpur
Road.
Ditto.
National Bank House, Rajpur
Road.
Ditto.
Hindu Girls' School.
Cambridge Mission, Queen's
Road.
Northern India Flour Mills.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
174
Roberts, Mr. J. C.
Roberts, Mrs.
Robins, Mr. F. J.
Rose, Mr. W. C. .
Rose, Mrs.
Rosevears, Rev. W. H .
Rosevears, Miss .
Rutherford, Mr. R. B. .
Salkield, Mr. T. .
Salkield, Mrs.
Sanderson, Mr. Gordon
Sanderson, Mrs. Gordon
Schmidt, Miss .
Schwaiger, Mr. Imrc .
Schwaiger, Mrs. .
Scott, Mr. S.
Shaw, Mr. J. O'Neil .
Shaw, Mrs.
Shepherd, Miss .
Stow, Mr. A. M., I.C.S.
Stow, Mrs.
Sutton, Mrs. L. .
Sutton, Miss L.
Sutton, Mr. 11. L.
Sutton, Mrs. R. L.
Swainson, Mr. .1.
Talbot, Mr. A. W. J., I.C.S. .
Talbot, Miss M. M.
Taylor, Miss
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Thomas, Rev. E. S.
Thomas, Mrs.
Thomas, Rev. H. J.
Thomas, Mrs.
Thomas, Miss
Rajpur Road.
Ditto,
C/o H. Fisher, Esq., Court Road.
C/o W. Angelo, Esq , Delhi and
London Bank.
Cambridge Mission, Queen's Rd.
St. Stephen's Hos., Tis Hazari.
Tis Hazari.
Municipal Engineer, Delhi Resi-
dent's Camp, Raj pur Road.
Superintendent, Archwologi cal
Survey, Agra, People's Park,
Lothian Road.
Ditto.
C/o E. H. Burke, Esq., Delhi
Resident's Camp, Raj pur Rd.
Cashmir Gate.
Ditto.
Bank of Bengal, Chnmlni Chowk.
Extra Assistant Commissioner,
Hardinge Hotel.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Ha/ari.
C/o J. P. Thompson, Esq., Flug-
staff Road.
Ditto.
Delhi Residents' Camp, Ha j pur
Road.
Court Road.
Ditto.
Delhi Club.
C/o J. P. Thompson, Esq., Flag-
'staff Road.
Ditto.
St. Stephen's Hospital, Tis
Hazari.
Church Compound, Lothian Rd.
Ditto.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
Ditto.
Ditto.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
175
Thomas, Rev. S. S.
Thompson, Mr. S.
Thompson, Mr. J. P., I.C.S. ,
Thompson, Mrs.
Tyrrell, Miss Phyllis .
Vlasfco, Mr. A. .
de Vries, Baroness
Webb, Miss
Waddy, Rev. S.
Waller, Mr. F. C.
Warnc, Miss
Ward, Mr. T. R. J., C.I.E.
Ward, Miss.
Waring, Mr. M. L., I.C.S.
Warnock, Mrs. .
Warnock, Miss .
Watts, Miss
Webb, Miss
Webster, Mr. H. J.
Westrup, Mr. B. G. .
White, Mr. H. .
White, Mrs.
Wilberfonsc, Mr. S., I.C.S.
Wilberforce, M''s.
Williams, Miss A.
Xydis, Mr. G. .
Xydis, Mrs.
Young, Rev. C. B.
Zefiropulo, Mr. .
Zefiropulo, Mrs. .
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
Delhi and London Bank,
Chandni Chowk.
District Judge, Flagstaff Road.
C/o J. P. Thompson, Esq., Flag-
staff Road.
Raj pur Road.
C/o F. J. Fleming, Esq., Delhi
Club.
St. Stephen's Hospital.
Delhi Residents' Camp, Raj pur
Road.
St. Stephen's Hospl., Tis Hazari.
W. Jumna Canal Office, Alipore
Road.
Divisional Judge, Court Road.
C/o J. G. Gilbertson, Esq , Govt.
High School.
Ditto.
St. Stephen's Hospl., Tis Ha/ari.
Ditto.
Delhi Club.
Ditto.
Allahabad Bank, Chandni Chowk.
Ditto.
C/o C. A. Barren, Esq., Ludlow
Castle Road.
Ditto.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Cliowk.
C/o C. Demetriades, Esq., Rajpur
Road.
Ditto.
Baptist Mission, Chandni Chowk.
C/o C. Demetriades, Esq., Rajpur
Road.
Ditto.
Cochin.
CAMP 314. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Sir Sri Rama
Varma, G.C.S.I.
176
M. R. Ry., Ravi Varina, JMfth
Tampuran ....
M. R. Ry. Rama Varma,
Twelfth Tampuran
M. R. Ry. Gopaladesikachari
Banerji,Mr. A. R., I.C.S. .
Banerji, Mrs.
Brown, Mr. H. W. M.
Browning, Mr. G. E.
Browning, Mrs.
Coombes, Dr. O. N., L.R.C.P.
Chakko, Mr. M. A. .
KasturiRanga Aiyer
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Brother of H. H. the Raja.
Do.
Sarvadhikaryakar and Private Sec.
Diwan of Cochin.
Supdt. of Excise.
Chief Engineer.
Chief Medical Officer.
Commandant, Nayar Brigade and
Supdt. of Police.
In charge of Camp.
Cooch Behar.
CAMP 315. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Raj Rajindra Narayan Bhup Bahadur.
Maharaj Kumar Jitendra Narayan.
Maharaj Kumar Victor Nityendra Narayan.
Maharaj Kumar Hitendra Narayan.
Mr. J. N. Roy, A.-D.-C. I Mr. G. N. Gupta, A.-D.-C.
Mr. S. N. Gupta, A.-D.-C. | Mr. S. N. Roy, A.-D.-C.
Mr. N. D. Raijmt, A.-D.-C.
Adamson, Dr. P.
Dentith, Mr. A. W., I.C.S.
Ghose, Mr. P. N.
Ghosh, Mr. B. .
Nandi, Mr. K. C.
Sen, Mr. N. C. .
Sen,Mr.N.N. .
Sen, Mr. P. C.
Physician to His Highness.
Superintendent of State.
Dewan of the State.
Secretary to His Highness.
Superintendent of Works.
Military Sec. to His Highness.
Judical Memher, State Council.
Comptroller of H. H.'s Household
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief'*
Camp.
CAMP 2. MAP 1-9.
His Excellency Genl. Sir O'Moore Creagh, V.C., G.C.B., I.A.,
Commander-in-Chief in India.
Lady Creagh. Miss Creagh.
CIVIL AMD CENTRAL CAMPS.
177
Capt. K. Barge, 17th Cavalry
Capt. W. N. Herbert, Northum-
berland Fusiliers.
Capt. A. C. Charrington, 1st
(Royal) Dragoons.
Capt. Nicholson, 4th Dragoon
Guards.
Major Lawaoii, Scots Greys
Capt. J. Charteris, 11. E.
Capt. W. A. Kennard, 13th
Hussars.
Capt. Hill ....
Lieut. Crcagh, 7th Hussars .
Subadar Major Bahadur AH Khan,
I.O.M., Sardar Bahadur, 51st
Sikhs.
Risaldar Mir Jafar Khan, I.O.M.,
9th Hodaon's Horse.
Capt. Judbir Thapa, Sardar
Bahadur, late 2nd (K. E. O.)
Gurkha Rifles.
Capt. Sher Singh, Sardar Bahadur,
late 13th (D. C. O.) Lancers.
Capt. Lehna Singh, Sardar
Bahadur, late 53rd Sikhs.
Capt. Bidhi Chand, Sardar
Bahadur, late 38th Dogras.
Capt. Tura Baz Khan, Sardar
Bahadur, late 20th Infantry.
Capt. Santbir Gurung, Sardar
Bahadur, I.O.M., late 2nd (K.
E. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
Col. M. Cowper, 10th Lancers
Capt. D. I. Shuttleworth, l-3rd
Gurkha Rifles.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C,
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Officer in charge o Camp.
Camp Staff Officer.
Adinsall, Miss.
Barrett, Maj.-Genl. Sir A. A., Adjutant General in India.
K.C.B.
Barrett, Lady.
Black, Major W. C., 12th Pioneers Assistant Military Secretary to
the Commander-in-chief.
Black, Mm.
N
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Bliss, Lieut. P. W., R.E.
Bridgeman, Lieut, the Hon'ble
H. G. O., R.H.A.
Broome, Col. R. C., C.I.E. . . .
Burney, Lt.-Col. P. deS., R.G.A.
Campbell, Mr- L. S. .
Cowper, Mrs.
Cox, Capt. T. S., 16th Cavalry.
Cunningham, Capt. C. C., 12th
Pioneers.
Dick, Capt. R. N.
Dickie, Maj.-Gen. J. E., C.B.
Gray, Capt. W. D.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Dir. Gen., Army Remount Dept.
Chief of the Staff Branch.
Dir. Gen. of Military Works.
Chief Clerk, Mil. Sec.'s Branch.
Grayi Maj. Gen. W. duG., C.B. Inspector-General of Volunteers.
Grover, The Hon'ble Maj.-Gen. Secretary to the Government of
M. H. S., C.B. India, Army Department.
Grover, Mrs.
Haig, Lt.-Gen. Sir D., K.C.V.O., Chief of the General Staff.
C.B..
Haig, Lady.
Hamilton Gordon, Brig.-Gen. A., Director of Military Operations.
C.B.
Hamilton Gordon, Mrs.
Hata, Major ....
Headlam, Br.-Gen. J. E. W.,
D.S.O.
Headlam, Mrs.
Hickmaii, Brig.-Gcn. H. P.
Hill, Capt. H. W., R.F.A.
Kent, Capt. L. M., R.E.
Kitson, Maj. Gen. G. C., C.V.O.,
C.B.,C.M.G.
Leslie, Lieut. N. J. B., The Rifle
Brigade.
Lindsay, Maj. A. B., 2nd Gurkha
Rifles.
Lindsay, Mr. D.
Lister, Capt. A. E. J., M.B.,
F.R.C.S., I.M.S. .
Lister, Mrs.
Logan-Home, Lt.-Col. P. C., 26th
(K. G. O.) Light Cavalry.
Malan, Capt. L. N., R.E. .
Japanese Army.
Director of Staff Duties and
Military Training.
Inspector, Garrison Artillery.
Quarter Master General in India.
Surgeon to Commander- in-Chief.
Malan, Mrs.
Deputy Assistant Director- Gene-
ral of Military Works.
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Mansfield, Maj.-Gcn. H., C.B. Dir. of Supplies and Transport.
Mansfield, Mrs.
Mansfield, dipt. C. B. H., 8th
Cavalry.
MeCalmont, Maj.-Gen. Sir H.,
K.C.B., C.V.O.
McCalmont, Lady.
Poorc, Col.
Poore, Lady.
Read, Lieut. W. R., 1st (King's)
Dragoon (inards.
Reid, Col. L. H. . . . Judge Advocate General.
Reid, Mrs.
Rimington, Maj.-Gen. M.F., C.B. Inspector- General of Cavalry.
'Rimington, Mrs.
Rutherford, Col. C., .B., C.M.G. Principal Veterinary Officer.
Rutherford, Mrs.
Seabrooke, Mr.
Stowell, Mr.
Stuart, Maj.-Gcnl. R. C.-O. . Director- General of Ordnance.
Stuart, Mrs.
Swettonliam, Capt. W. A. W,,
R.G.A.
Swinhoe, Major E. A. (S. and T.
Corps.)
Thomas, Lieut. G. O., Royal Welsh
Fusiliers.
Thome, Major T. Assistant to Officer in charge of
Camp.
'Jliorne, Mrs.
Trevor, Surgeon General F. W., Principal Medical Officer and
C.B. Honorary Surgeon to the King.
Trevor, Mrs.
Watson, Lieut. T. N., 12tli
Cavalry.
Whelan, Mr. A. A.
Wilson, Lt.-Col. M. R. H., 10th Military Secretary to the Com-
Hussars. mander-in-Chief.
Zu Dohna, Count.
CAMP 58. MAP 1-8.
Miss Hamilton Gordon. Miss Mansfield. Miss Trevor.
Miss Headlam. Miss Reid. Miss Van Gotham.
Miss Kay. Miss Smedley.
180 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Cutch.
CAMP 387. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Maharav Shri Mirza Raja Savai Sir Kheugarji Bahadur,
G.C.I.E., Rao of Cutch.
Maharaj Kumar Shri Vijayrajji, Heir-apparent.
Kumar Shri Godji.
Kumar Narayanji of Tera.
Jadeja Versalji of Roha.
pJadheja Rupsinhji of Sandhaii.
Jadheja Hawirji of Rawa.
Dr. J. B. Damaiiia.
Chunilal Sarabhai, Esq., Dewan.
Rauchodbhai Udayaram, Esq., Ex-Dewaii.
Khan Bahadur R. H. Kotwal, Commissioner of Police.
Hariram Madhavji, State Engineer.
mrablmi Manibhai } Private Scci ' etai ' k ' to m s Highness the Rao.
Mrs, Kotwal.
Datia.
CAMP 344. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Lokendra Gobind Singh Bahadur.
Paudit Raghunath Rao . . Assistant Cam]) Stuff Officer.
AH Muhamad Khan, Khan Baha-
dur.
Chatur Singh, Colonel.
Chhoteylal, Rai.
Dalip Singh, Dcwan.
Ganga Sahai, Rae Saheb Lala.
Kamod Singh, Kunwar.
Kashi Prasad, Rai Saheb.
Masuin Ali, Sayed.
Xirpat Singh, Bhayajn.
Parbat Singh, Kumvar.
Parbat Singh, Killedar.
Raghunath Rao, Pandit.
Randhir Singh, Rao.
Rundhir Singh, Dewan.
Dewas State (Senior Branch).
CAMP 341. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Tukoji Rao.
Mr. W. E. Jardine, C.I.E. . Camp Staff Officer.
Mr. K. B. Bidwai . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer,
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181
Balwaiitrai Tm edi, Mr.
Bidvvai, Mr. K. B.
Deokar, Raj aram j i .
Deokar, Vyankatrao Bhawaiirao.
Govind Pundit, Ramrao.
Hinge, Khaudorao.
Jadhav, Manknri, Laksmaii Rao.
Jadhav Rayaji Rao.
Jagdeo Rao Puar, Shviiiiant.
Joshi, Dr. G. B.
Kadain, Miilchamlrarao.
Khubohand.
Kishen Lai.
Mankari, Kishonrao Mahadco
Kale.
Mankari, Ham Rao.
Melir Ali, Mr.
Xagardeolekar, Balasahib Puar.
Narayaii Fadnis, Wainanrao.
Narayan Prasad, Pandit.
Oak, Mr. G. L.
Pachunkar, Narain Rao.
Parsotan Mankari, Pandit.
Ramchaiidra Muke, Kcshorao.
Sambhaji Rao.
Savant, Dr. S. V.
Surve, Rangrao.
Vaghalkar, Kashirao
wanrao Puar.
Vaghalkar, Sahib Rao Puar.
Mr. Ramsavan Dass
Burke, Capt.
Coovorji, Mr.
Fateh Singh,
ixliare, Amrit Rao.
Jadhav, Morar Jtao.
Kibe, Mr. M. V.
Kishenlal, Rao Saheb.
Dewas State (Junior Branch).
CAMP 340. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Malhar Rao Baba Saheb.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Moral, Bapu Saheb.
Onkar Singh.
Ram Singh.
Sadashiv Rao Puar, Shrimant.
Samarth, Mr. >
Vyankatesh, Laxinan Rao.
Dhar.
CAMP 343. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Udaji Rao Puar.
Major F. G. Beville, C.I.E.
Mr. R. R. Aga. .
Aga, Mr. R. B.
Aga, Mrs. R. B.
Bala Sahib Vadncrkar, Mr.
Baba Rao, Sardar Mohite.
Bannarji, Babu P. N.
Badri Pershad, Mr.
Beharilal Shanna, Mr.
Camp Staff Officer.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bharat Singh, Thakur of Malthan.
Chajuram, Rai Balmdur T.
Chhaganlal, Mr.
Dhairya Sahib, Shrimant Rao
Baba Sahib.
Daulat Rao, Sardar Mohite.
Gopal Rao, Dr. Nadkar.
182
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(ioviiid Rao Mankar.
Illawa, Mr. B. K.
Jaswant Sing, Thaknr of Bidwal.
Jeejoba Vichare of Sawantwadi.
Khanderao Bande, Sirdar.
Krishenlal, Mr.
Malhar Rao Puar.
Martand Rao Bande.
Rustomji Patel, Mr.
Sardar Singh, Thaknr, of Bakht-
garh.
Scturamji Puar, Shriinant.
St. Joseph, Mr. J. D.
St. Joseph, Mrs.
Dharmpur.
CAMP 454. MAP D.-9.
Maharana Sliri Mohandevji Narayanevji, Raja of Dharampur.
Kumar Shri Narsinhdevji.
Hhai Shri Prabhatdevji.
Kumar Shri Rmnsinhji.
Kumar Shri Chandradcvji.
Sasandi Umedsing Gulabsing. Rawalsing Kesliarbava.
Dr. K. D. Pardiwala.
Mr. Suiiderrao Gajanan Jayakar, M.A., B.Se., Dewan.
Barjorji Xasservanji Vakil, Khan Bahadur, Legal Adviser.
Dhenkanal.
CAMP 400. MAP H-7.
Kaja Sura Pratap Mahindra Baha- Feudatory Chief of Dheiikaiutl
dur.
Bakhshi Singh, Sardar.
Bisua Nath Misra.
Chandra Sekhar Panigrahi, Babu.
U\\'arka Nath Sarkar, Bahadur,
Rai.
Dwijendra Nath Pasu, Babu.
Mali cs war Saha Lai.
Raj Kishore Tripathy, Babu.
Rangadhar Mahanti, Babu.
Saehidanand Sing, Babu.
Sarwananda Sidha Brahmacharri.
Dholpur.
CAMP 366. M>P 1-6.
His Highness Rais-ud-Daula Sipcdar-ul-Mulk Maharaj-adheraj
Sri Sawai Maharaj liana Udaibhan Singh Lokindei-
Bahadur Diler Jung Jai Deo.
Kunwar Rup Singh.
Kunwar Chitter Singh.
Lallu Tara Charan .
Mahabir Singh
A.-V.-C.
A.-D.-C.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 183
Anderson, Capt. (i. H., I. A. . Superintendent, Dholpuv State.
Anderson, Mrs.
Bhagat Singh, Sardar Bahadur.
Bihar i Lai, Doctor.
Inderbir Singh, Grn.
Megh Singh, Sardar.
Mohammad Khan, Nawab Khwaja.
Ramsay, Major A. D. O. . . Assistant Political Agent.
Ramsay, Mrs.
Raw, Mr. W., l.C.S. . . . Settlement Officer, Dholpur and
Karauli.
Raw, Mrs.
Sampuran Singh, Sardar.
Umrao Singh, Sardar.
Dhrangadra.
CAMP 380. MAP 1-7.
His Highness GhanHhyainaiuhji Ajitsinhji, Raja Saheh of Dhrangadra.
Kumar Shri Parabatsinhji, Commander-in-Chief.
Kumar Shri Doungersinhji, A.-D.-C. to His Highness.
Kumar Shri Natwarsinhji.
Karansinhji Mansinhji, Dewan.
Mansinghji S. Jhala, Private Secretary to His Highness.
Mamshankar G. Bhat, B.A., LL.B., State Vakil.
K. S. Juvaiisinhji Jivansinhji.
Dr. Darasha H. Baria.
Pherosha Merwanji, Private Secretary.
Balasinghji, Officer Commanding Cavalry Escort.
D'thala.
CAMP 458. MAP D.-9.
The Amir of D'thala.
Set' bin Shaif (son;. Abdullah bin Abdul Kawi
Ali bin Shaif (son). (nephew).
Sheikh Kassim Mohamed of Znbed. Sheikh Abdullah Haddi.
Sheikh Ali bin Mahomed Mokbil. Sheikh Ali Mnthana.
184 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Dujana.
CAMP 329. MAP J-6.
Jalal-ud-Daula, Nawab Muham- Nawab of Dujana.
mad Khursbaid All, Khan Baha-
dur, Mustekil-i-Jang. _,
Imtiaz All Khan. Ishrat All Khan. Jawshcd All Khan.
Dungarpur.
CAMP 353. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Rai-i-Rayan Maharawal Sri Bijaya Singh Bahadur.
Bankora, Thakur of.
Bichiwara, Thakur of.
Ganesh Ram, Dcwan Rai Bahadur
Lala.
Kastur Chand Shah . . . Late Kamdar and Jagirdar.
Kirpa Chand Gandi . . . Late Kamdar and Jagirdar.
Lethbridge, Major W., I.M.S. . Medical Officer, Dungarpur.
Lethbridge, Miss.
Sardar Pratap Singh . . . State Engineer.
Prideaux, Major P. B., I.A. . . Assistant Resident, Mc\var.
Prideaux, Mrs.
Rao of Ramgarh.
Seth Sobha Chand . . . Council Member,
East Indian Railway Camp.
CAMP 431. MAP H-8.
Sears, Mr. R. H. . . . Officer in charge, District Engineer,
Delhi.
Sheridan, Mr. P. C. . . . Camp Staff Officer.
Arthur, Sir Allen.
Bell, Mr. J. M. . ' . . Junior Engineer.
Bell, Mrs.
Caldwell, Mr. J. Senior Assistant Auditor
Caldwell, Mrs.
Collins, Mr. C Deputy Chief Auditor.
Clarke, Capt. . . . Junior Government Inspector.
Dawson, Mr. F. C. Royal . . Senior Government Inspector.
Dawson, Mrs. Royal.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
185
Elliot, Mr.
Elliot, Mrs.
Hannay, Mrs. H. M. .
Hannay, Miss.
Highet, Mr. R. S.
Highet, Mrs.
Johnstone, Mr. A. H. .
Johnstone, Mrs.
Joy, Mr. E. E. .
Legge, Mr. F. C.
Marshall, Mr. J. A. .
Marshall, Mrs.
O' Donovan, Mr. 1). .
O' Donovan, Mrs.
Pearce, Mr. C. M., V.D.
Pearce, Mrs.
Press well, Mr. T. G. .
Presswell, Mrs.
Pugh, Mrs. L. T. E.
Purcell, Mr. E. E
Pure-ell, Mrs.
Kawson, Mr.
Rundlett, Mr. J. H- .
Rundlett, Mrs.
Sheridan, Mr. P. 0. .
Tebbs, Mr. F. R., V.D.
TebbH, Mrs.
Wells, Mr. G. .
Wells, Mrs.
Wicldicombe, Mr. E. P.
Young, Mr. M. C. G. .
young, Mrs.
Wife of Assistant Traffic Supdt.
Chief Engineer.
District Engineer.
Assistant Superintendent, Printing.
District Traffic Superintendent.
Chief Auditor.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
General Traffic Manager.
Assistant Traffic Manager.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Divisional Traffic Manager.
Chief Engineer, Railway Board.
Assistant Controller of Stores.
Engineer-in-Charge, B. A. K. Ry.
Resident Engineer.
Eastern Bengal and Assam.
His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor's Camp.
CAMP 6.
His Honour Sir Charles Bay ley,
K.C.S.I., T.C.S.
Lady Bay ley.
Capt. L. E. Dening .
Capt. O. C. Pulley, 16th Rajputs .
MAP 1-9.
Lieutenant-Governor.
Private Secretary.
A.-D.-C.
186
Capt. L. Bayley, 6th Cavalry
Capt. R. Deniiig, 18th Lancers
Capt. A. P. Cole, R.A.
Capt. Collingridge, 9th Gurkhas .
Lt. A. E. C. Harris .
Lt. A. Fowler ....
Col. Claude Routh
Lt.-Col. H. W. G. Cole, LA.
Capt. P. L. Ingpen, West York-
shire Regiment.
Mr. H. K. Briscoc, I.C.S. .
Lt.-Col. E. A. W. Hall, I.M.S. .
CIVIL AND CENTRAL GAMPS.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Extra A.-D.-C.
Honorary A.-D.-C.
Officer in charge of the Camp.
Assistant Camp Officer.
Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
Alder, Mr. W., I.C.S. .
Aldersmith, Mr. C. H.
Arbuthnott, The Hon'ble Mr. J. C.,
C.I.E., I.C.S.
Arbuthnott, Mrs.
Ashburner, Mrs.
Ashby, Miss.
Bayley, Mr. A. S. B.
Bonham Carter, The Hon'ble Mr.
X., I.C.S.
Bonham Carter, Mrs.
Browne, Col. C. A. R., R.E. .
Browne, Mrs.
Campbell, The Hon'ble Col. R. N.,
C.I.E., I.M.S.
Campbell, Mrs.
Cathcart, The Hon'ble Mr. W. T. .
Chaplin, The Hoii'ble Mr. A. W. C.
Chaplin, Mrs.
Cole, Mrs.
Dening, Mrs.
Edwards, Miss.
Forbes, Mr. Charles.
Forbes, Mrs.
Fischer, The Hon'ble Mr. F. N.,
I.C.S.
Fischer, Mrs.
Gruning, The Hon'ble Mr. J. F.,
I.C.S.
Offg. Accountant-General.
Commissioner, Surma Valley and
Hill Districts, Eastern Bengal
and Assam Legislative Council .
Commissioner, Dacca Division,,
E. B. &. A. Legislative Council.
Manager, E. B. & S. Railway.
I. G., Civil Hospitals, E. B. & A.
Legislative Council.
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Commissioner, Chittagong Div.,
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Secretary to Government, E. B. &
A. Legislative Council.
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Griming, Mrs.
Gurdon, The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. P. Commissioner, A. V. Districts,
K. T., I. A. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Gurdon, Mrs.
Gurdon, Miss.
Hall, Mrs.
Hallward, The Hon'ble Mr. N. L. Director of Public Instruction,
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Hall ward, Mrs.
Harris, Miss.
Henderson, The Hon'ble Mr. R. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
H., C.I.E.
Heimessy, Mr. G.
Hennessy, Mrs.
Hodding, Col. J., C.I.E.
Hodding, Mrs.
Hughes Buller, Mr. 11. B., C.I.E., Inspector-General of Police, East-
I.C.S. era Bengal and Assam.
Hughes Buller, Mrs.
Le Mesurier, The Hon'ble Mr. H., Chief Secretary to Government,
C.S.I., C.I.E., I.C.S. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Le Mesurier, Mrs.
Lyon, The Hon'ble Mr. P. C., Member, Board of Revenue,
C.S.I., I.C.S. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Lyon, Mrs.
Manners- Smith, The Hon'ble Mr. Sec. to Govt., E. B. & A. Leg's-
F. St. G., C.I.E. lative Council.
Manners-Smith, Mrs.
Maheiulra Raivjan Roy, The Choudhuri of Kakiua (and the
Hon'ble Kumar. Saheba of Kakina).
Melitus, The Hon'ble Mr. P. G., Member, Board of Revenue,
C.I.E., I.C.S. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Melitus, Mrs.
Monahan, The Hon'ble Mr. F. J., Commissioner, Rajshahi Division,
I.C.S. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Monahan, Mrs.
Morgan, The Hon'ble Mr. G. . E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Mullick, The Hon'ble Mr. B. K., Sec. to Legislative Council and
I.C.S. Supdt. and Remembrancer of
Legal Affairs, E. B. & A.
Mullick, Mrs.
Xathaii, The Hon'ble Mr. R., C.I.E., E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
I.C.S.
Nawab Ali Chaudhri, The Hon'ble E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Maulvi Syed, K.B.
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Needham, Mr. F. J., C.I.B.
Ncwbould, The Hon'ble Mr. B. B., District and Sessions Judge, Dacca,
I.C.S. E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Pulley, Mrs.
Reid, The Hon'ble Mr. W. J., Sec. to ftovt. of E. B. & A.,
I.C.S. Financial and Municipal Dcpts.,
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Reid, Mrs.
Shakespear, Lt.-Col. J., C.I.E., Political Agent, Manipur.
D.S.O., I.A.
Tnminger, Mr. L., C.I.E. . . Supdt., Telegraphs, Assam Division.
Truninger, Mrs.
Wood, The Hon'ble Mr. Vernon. . Agent, Assam-Bengal Hallway,
E. B. & A. Legislative Council.
Wood, Mrs.
Eastern Bengal and Assam.
Provincial Camp.
CAMP 467. MAP E-7.
Mr. C. Tindall, I.C.S. . . Officer in charge.
Mr. P. Sen . . . Camp Staff Officer.
Mr. W. T. Moore . . . Superintendent of Police.
Abdul Jabbar, Maulvi Saiyid . Comilla.
Abdus Subhan Chowdhury, Nawab Bogra.
Abdul Majid, The Hon'ble Maulvi E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Aulad Hussan, Saiyid, Khan First Inspector of Registration
Bahadur. Offices.
Bazlur Rahim, Maulvi, Khan Government Pleader, Xoakliali.
Bahadur.
Barua, The Hon'ble Mr. Manik E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Chandra.
Barua, The Hon'ble Raja E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Prabhat Chandra.
Basu, Bhupal Chandra, Rai Deputy Director of Agriculture.
Bahadur.
Bura Gohain, Srijut Lokeswar . Jorhat.
Chaliha, Srijut Kali Prasad . Sibsagar.
Chatterji, Mr. Ganga Charan . District Magistrate (Officiating).
Chatterji, Dr. P., Rai Sahib . Inspector of Schools.
Chatterji, Sarat Chandra, Rai Government Pleader, Rangpur.
Bahadur.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
189'
Chowdhuri, Bohmong Cholaph
Chowdhuri, The Hon'ble Ma
phru .
iaulvi
Saiyid Hussain Haidar, Khan
Bahadur.
Das, The Hon'ble Kai Bahadur
Bhuban Ram.
Das, Hari Charau, Kai Bahadur .
Das, Sarat Chandra, Kai Bahadur,
C.I.K.
Deb, Abhaya Narayan, Raja
Deb, The Hon'blc Rai Bahadur
Dulal Chandra.
Deb Haikat, Prasanno Kumar,
Kumsir.
Fur/e, Mr. T
Ghosh, Rai Bahadur Iswar
Chandra
Ghosh, Babu Nishi Kanta .
Gupta, Mr. X. .
Hemayatuddin Ahmed, The
Hon'ble Maulvi.
Hudu, Mr. S. N.
Khan Chowdhuri, The Hon'ble
Maulvi Mohamed Ismail.
Khaund, Rai Bahadur Parshu
Ram.
Khwaja Muhammad Azim, Khan
^ Sahib.
Kutubuddin Ahmad, Maulvi .
Majid, Mr. A.
Muhammad Ahiya, Abu Nasr
Maulvi.
Muhammad Bakht Mojumdar,
Khan Bahadur.
Mukerji, Babu Gopal Chandra
Mukei'ji, Babu Tripura Charau s
Naha, The Hon'ble Babu Ananga
Mohan.
Ray, Babu Ananda Chandra
Ray, Raja Bhuban Mohan
Ray, The Hon'ble Maharaja
Bahadur Orija Nath.
Ray, Maharaj Kumar Gopal Lai .
Ray, Maharaja Jagadindra Nath .
Chittagong Hill Tracts.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Government Pleader, Silchar.
Chittagong.
vSidli.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Baikunthapur.
A. S. P.
Government Pleader, Dacca.
Chairman, Mymensingh Munici-
pality.
Deputy Legal Remembrancer.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
District and Session Judge.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Dibrugarh.
Dacca.
Nowgong.
District and Sessions Judge.
Sylhet.
Sylhet.
Civil Surgeon (Offg.)
Superintendent of Police (Offg.)
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Comilla.
Rangamati.
E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Tajhat.
Nattore.
190 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Ray, Babu Jaiiaki Xath . . Bhagyakul.
Ray, The Hon'ble Babu Prasanna E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Kumar.
Ray, Kumar Rabindra Xarayan . Bhawal.
Ray, The Hon'ble Mr. Saradindu E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Xarain.
Ray, Raja Bahadur Sasi Sekha- Tahirpur.
reswar.
Ray, The Hon'ble Rai Bahadur E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Sita Xath.
Ray, Babu Upendra Lai . . Chittagong.
Ray Chowdhury, The Hon'ble Babu E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Binod Kumar.
Ray Chowdhury, Raja Manmatha Santosh.
Nath.
Ray Chowdhury, Babu Sarat Chanchal.
Chandra.
Ray Daaticlar, Babu Nalini Kanta, Sylhet.
Sain, Raja Mong Nephnt . . Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Sarma, Babu Baikanta Xath . Chairman, Sylhet Municipality.
Sen, Mrs.
Singh, Srijut Chandra Xarayan . Jorhat.
Singh, U. Dakhor, Seim of Khurim Shillong.
Singh, Maharaja Kumud Chandra Susang.
Sukul, Rao Sahib Matadin . Executive Engineer.
Taslimuddin Ahmed, The Hon'ble E. B. and A. Legislative Council.
Khan Bahadur.
Tindall, Mrs.
Tucker, Mr. F. H.
Fadthli.
CAMP 459. MAP D-9.
The Fadthli Sultan.
Sultan Abdulla Ba Haidra. Sheikh Salim bin Xaser Ali
Sultan Hussein bin Mahomed. haddadi.
Xasar bin Mahomed. Sheikh Ahmed bin Jarada Mar-
Ombarak bin Ahmed Xaser. kashi.
Faridkot.
CAMP 308. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Brij Indar Raja of Faridkofc.
Singh Bahadur.
Kanwar Shib Indar Singh.
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191
Ahmad Din, Mian.
Arur Singh Sardar, Sardar Baha-
dur.
Bachittar Singh, Sardar
Basant Singh, Sardar
Beer Singh, Sardar .
Dayal Singh Man, Sardar Baha-
dur, Sardar.
Dayal Singh,! Mrs.
Oajjaii Singh, Sardar
Gulam Muhammad, Sheikh
Gurdial Singh, Sardar.
Harcharn Singh, Sardar.
Hari Singh, Sardar.
Harnaiu Singh, Colonel
Ifarpal Singh, Sardar.
Hazura Singh, Sardar.
Hira Singh, Colonel .
Indar Singh, Sardar
Jalal Uddin.
Jamiat Singh, Sardar
Kanwar Sain, Lala .
Karpal Singh, Sardar.
Karta Kishen, Pandit.
Karta Ham, Lala
Kartar Singh, Sardar.
Kesar Ram, Chaudhari
Lai Singh, Sardar
Mohammed Hassan, Maulvi.
Mohammed Baud, Maulvi.
Mulk Raj, Dr.
Narain Singh, Sardar.
Naraiu Singh, Sardar.
Narain Singh, Sardar
Nizam Uddin, Mian.
Ram Chand, Lala.
Sobha Singh, Sardar.
Sohan Singh, Babu .
Sundar Singh, Sardar
Tezab Ali, Seth.
Walli Ullah, Haji Mnulvi .
Sessions Judge.
Sadar Adalti.
Supdt. of Police, Faridltot.
President, Council of Regency.
Pleader.
Superintendent, V. O. Council.
Comdg. Imperial Service Sappers.
Commanding State Infantry.
Assistant Tutor to His Highness.
Commanding Officer, Cavalry.
In charge Camp, Delhi.
Mir Munshi.
Settlement Officer, Faridkot.
Mohtmid.
Medical Officer.
Member, Council of Regency,
Faridkot.
Secretary, Council.
Assistant Commanding L S. S.
Member, Council of Regency,
Faridkot.
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Foreign Office and Administration Camp.
CAMP 8. MAP H-8.
Lt.-Col. A. D'A. Bannerman, Officer in charge of Camp.
Capt. D.' Robertson, I. A. . . Assist, to Officer in charge Camp.
FOBEIGN OFFICE.
Aikmaii, Mr. D. W. . . . Sany. Engr., Coronation Durbar.
Aikman, Mrs.
Apcar, The Hon'ble Mr. A. A. . Consul for biam, Calcutta.
Ashton, Mr. R. P. Acting Consul-Genl. for Denmark,
Calcutta.
Bamber, Col. C. J., I.M.S. . . Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Bamber, Mrs.
Bannerman, Mrs.
Barret, Mons. C. ... Acting Consul-Genl. for France,
Calcutta.
Clarke, Mr. E. H. S., C.I.E. . Deputy Secretary, Foreign Dept.
Colombers, Senor Don . . Consul-General for the Argentine
Kepublic.
Colombers, Mrs.
Cox, Brig.-Genl. H. V. . . Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Cox, Mrs.
Cox, Lt.-Col. P. Z., C.S.I., Resident, Persian Gulf.
C.I.E.
Cox, Mrs.
Crookshank, Major S. D'A., R.E. Superintendent of Works, Coro-
nation Durbar.
Cuvelier, Mons. M. . . . Consul for Belgium, Bombay.
Davood Khan, Mirza Sir, K.C.M.G. Consul-General for Persia,Calcutta.
Djaafer Bey .... Consul-Genl. for Turkey, Bombay.
Ewart, Col. R. A. . . . Director of Durbar Farms.
Ewart, Miss.
Freyesleben, Dr. F. . . Consul-General, Austro-Hungarian
Empire, Calcutta.
Gabriel, Mr. E. V., C.V.O., I.C.S. . Secy., Coronation Durbar Com.
Gould, Mr. B. J., I.C.S. . . Under Secy., Foreign Department.
Hailey, Mr. W. M., I.C.S. . Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Hamel, Mr. G. S. D. . . . Acting Consul-General for Nether-
lands, Calcutta.
Henderson, Mr. W. P. . , Director of Telegraphs.
Henderson, Mrs.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 193
Hirata, Mr. T Acting Consul -General for Japan,
Calcutta.
Hsi, Mr. Hsiao Yung . . Consul for China, Rangoon.
Jambon, Monsieur C. . . Consul for Uruguay, Calcutta.
James, Major W. B., I. A. . . Assistant Quarter Master General,
Coronation Durbar.
James, Mrs.
Lecky, Col. R. St. C. . . Sec. of the Durbar Polo Tourna-
ment.
Lecky, Mrs.
Lorimer, Mr. J.G., C.I.E., I.C.S. . Resident, Turkish Arabia.
Lyle, Mr. J. C. . Eng.-in-Chief, Durbar Railway.
Maclagan, Col. R. S., C.B., R.E. Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Maclagan, Mrs.
Manners-Smith, Lt.-Col. J., Resident in Nepal.
V.C., C.I.E.
Manners- Smith, Mrs.
Martinez, Don J. Meana Y. . Consul for Spain, Bombay.
Maxwell, Mr. W., C.I.E. . . Postmaster-General.
Maxwell, Mrs.
McCallum, H. E. Sir E., R.E., Governor of Ceylon.
G.C.M.G.
McCallum, Lady.
Michael, Mr. W. H. . . . Consul-General for United States
of America, Calcutta.
Michael, Miss.
Murray, Lt.-Col. C. P. T. . . Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Murray, Mrs.
Patterson, Major S. B. A. . . Asst. Secy., Foreign Department.
Patterson, Mrs.
Pena, Senor Don E. Domingo . Consul-General for Chile, Calcutta.
Peyton, Brig.-Gen. W. E., D.S.O. Delhi Herald.
Peyton, Mrs.
Petrocochino, Mr. L. D. . . Acting Consul for Greece, Calcutta.
Pittaluga, Chev. A. . . Consul for Italy, Calcutta.
Reynolds, Mr. L. W., I.C.S. . Dy. Secy. Foreign Department.
Reuss, His Serene Highness Consul-General for Germany,
Prince Heinrich XXXI of . Calcutta.
Reweliotty, Monsieur L. . . Acting Consul-General for Russia,
Calcutta.
Robertson, Mrs. D.
Sanders, Mr. H. J. . . Consul-Genl. for Norway, Calcutta.
Sanders, Mrs.
Shah Beg Khan, Col. Haji . Afghan Envoy with the G. of I.
o
194 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Sheridan, Mr. C. . . Inspector General, Railway Mail
Service.
St. John, Major H. B., I. A. . Invitation Officer.
St. John, Mrs.
Strain, Mr. J. B. Consul for Peru, Calcutta.
Strain, Mrs.
Thornhill, Col. H. B., CJ.E. . Special Magte. and Exe. Sany.
Officer.
Thornhill, Mrs.
Wanklyn, Mr. W. L. . . Acting Consul-General for Sweden,
Calcutta.
Wanklyn, Mrs.
Wood, Mr. J. B., C.I.E., I.C.S. . Joint Secretary, Foreign Dept.
Wood, Mrs.
Wrem, Senhor de Consul-General for Portugal,
Bombay.
Wynne, Sir T. R., K.C.I.E. . Member, Coronation Durbar Com.
Young, H. E. Sir A. H., Governor, Straits Settlements.
K.C.M.G.
Young, Lady Evelyn.
Zubcrbuhler, Mr. J. . . . Vice-Consul for Brazil, Bombay.
ADMHTISTBATION CAMP.
Bannerman, Major W. P., 31st
Lancers.
Brown, Mr. P Principal, School of Art, Calcutta.
Brown, Mrs.
Cameron, Mr. J. G. P.
Churchill, Lieut.
Farebrother, Lieut. P. H., 128th
Pioneers.
Pinnis, Lieut. H. C., 14th K. G. 0.
Sikhs.
Gabriel, Capt. C. H., I.A. . . Political Department.
Graham, Capt. R. B., 33rd Punjabis Deputy Assistant Quarter Master
General, Coronation Durbar.
Graham, Mrs.
Hambro, Major P. O., 15th Hussars.
Hambro, Mrs.
Heard, Mr. E. S.
Hobart, Lieut. P. C. S., R.E. . Staff Captain, Coronation Durbar*
Jacob, Lieut. R, M., 130th K, G. 0.
Baluchis.
CIVIL AND CENTEAL CAMPS. 195
Jones, Mr. F. P. Scott, Lieut. M. A. II., R.E.
Loch, Lieut. P. G., 97th Deccan , Slattery, Mr. J., l.P.
Infantry. i Sopwith, Lieut. G. E., U.K.
Mcade, Lieut. M. E. M., 125th ' Stoehr, Lieut. C. F., U.K.
Napier's llifles. ' Trench, Lieut. A. H. C., U.K.
Pilkington, Mr. Trent, Major G. A., Northern
Pilkington, Mrs. Regt., Inspector of Gymnasia.
Pitkeathly, Mr. J. S. Trent, Mrs.
llohson, Lieut. R. K. Walker, Lt. G. B., 31st Punjabis.
Roome, Lieut. H. E., R. K. Ward, Major E. L., I.M.S. '
Scott, Mr. F. S. Williamson, Mr. II. S., I.C.S.
Gondal.
CAMP 378. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Thakor Saheb Sir Bhagvatsinhji Sagramji, G.C.I.E.,
Thakore Saheb of Gondal.
Her Highness Nandkunvarba, C.I. (the Rani Saheb of Gondal).
Kumar Shri Bhupat Singhji.
Kunvari Shri Bakurba.
Kunvari Shri Leilaba.
Pherozsha Maueckjee, Supdt. of State Police.
Balabhai Golabchand, State Engineer.
Dr. Hari Bhickajee.
Pranshankar Bhowanishankar, Pte. Secy.
Dahyabhai Balabhai, Camp Staff Officer.
Revd. Hume Robertson.
Government of India Camp.
CAMP 4?.. MAP 1-10.
Capt. C. J. L. Allanson, 6th Gurkha Officer in charge of Camp.
Rifles.
Capt. A. H. McCleverty, 2nd (Q.O.) Camp Staff Officer.
Rajput Light Infantry.
Capt. F. Skipwith, 5th Gurkha
Rifles (Frontier Force).
Capt. W. G. Ayscough, 7th (Duke
of Coimaught's Own) Rajputs.
196
Lieut. W. O'Brien, I.A.
Lieut. M. Rawlence, R.E.
Lieut. 11. T. Fellowes, The Rifle
Brigade.
Capt. 11. A. Needham, I.M.S.
Mr. V. Uawson ....
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
In Medical Charge.
Under Secretary to the (ioveru-
mcnt of India, Home Depart-
ment.
Risldr. Suraj Mai, 14th Murray's
Jat Lancers.
Jemdr. Ganpat Mahadeo, 3rd Sap-
pers and Miners.
Abu Ahmad Ghuznavi, The Hon'ble Member of the Legislathe Coun-
Mr. A. K. cil <>f the Go\ernor- General.
Armstrong, The Hon'ble Mr. C. H. Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor-General.
Armstrong, Mrs.
Beadon-Bryant, Mr. F.
Beadon-Bryant, Mrs.
Bcntoii, Sir John, K.C.I.E
Benton, Lady.
Basu, The Hon'ble Babu Bhupendra Member of the Legislative Conn-
Nafch. cil of the Governor-General.
Basu, Mrs. Bhupendra Nath.
Brett, The Hon'ble Mr. C. M. W., Puisne Judge, High Court, Cal
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Brett, Mrs.
Brunyate, The Hon'ble Mr. J. B.,
C.I.E., I.C.S.
Brunyate, Mrs.
*Bijoy Chand Mahtab, The Hon'ble
Maharaj Adhiraj Sir, K.C.I.E.,
I.O.M., of Burdwan.
Burrard, Col. S. G., R.E., F.R.S. .
Burrard, Mrs.
Butler, The Hon'ble Mr. S. H.,
C.S.I., C.I.E., I.C.S.
Butler, Mrs.
Carlyle, The Hon'ble Mr. R. W.,
C.S.I., C.I.E., I.C.S.
Carlyle, Mrs.
Inspector- General of Forests.
Inspector- General of Irrigation.
cutta.
Joint Secretary to the Govern-
ment of India, Finance Dept.
Surveyor-General of India.
Member of the Exe. Council of the
Governor-General (Education) .
Member of the Executive Council
of the Governor-General (Rev-
enue and Agriculture, P. W. D.).
Chitnavis, The Hon'ble Mr. G. M., Member of the Legislative Council
C.I.E.
of the Governor-General.
* Not residing in Camp
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 197
Clark, The Hou'ble Mr. W. H., Member of the Executive Council
C.M.G. of tlie Governor-General (Com-
Clark, Mrs. mcrcc and Industry).
Cleveland, Mr C. K , C.I.E., I.C.S. Director, Criminal Intelligence.
Cleveland, Mrs.
Dadabhoy, The Hon'ble Mr M. B. Member of the Legislative Council
Dadabhoy, Mrs. of the Governor-General.
David, The Hon'ble Sir Sassoon, Member of the Legislative Council
Kt. of the Governor-General.
David, Lady.
Dempster, The Hon'ble Mr. F. E., Director-General of Telegraphs.
C.I.K.
Dempster, Mrs.
Earle, The Hon'ble Mr. A , C.I.E., Secretary to the Government of
I.C.S. India (Home Department).
Earlc, Mrs.
Pinney, Mr S , C.I E. . . . Member of the Railway Board.
Finney, Mrs
Gait, Mr. E. A., C.I.E., I.C.S. . Census Commissioner for India.
Gait, Mrs.
Ghulam Muhammad, Bhurgri, The Member of the Legislative Council
Hon'ble Mr. of the Governor-General.
Gillan, Mr. R. W., C S.I , I.C.S. . Comptroller and Auditor General.
Gillan, Mrs.
Gokhale, The Hon'ble Mr. G. 1C., Member of the Legislative Council
C.I.E. of the Governor-General.
Gordon, The Hon'ble Mr. W. B., Secretary to the Government of
C.I.E. India, P. W. D.
Harington, The Hon'ble Sir R., Puisne Judge, High Court, Cal-
Bart. cutta.
Hariugton, The Hon'ble Lady.
Jenkins, The Hon'ble Mr. J. L., Member of the Exe. Council of the
C.S.I. Governor-General (Home).
Jenkins, Mrs.
Jenkins, The Hon'ble Sir L., Kt., Chief Justice, Bengal.
K.C.I.E.
Jenkins, Lady.
Kenrick, The Hon'ble Mr. G. H. B., Advocate General, Bengal. Member
K.C., LL.D. of the Legislative Council of the
Governor-General.
Lukis, The Hon'ble Surgeon Gen- Director-General, Indian Medical
eral C. P., M.D., C.S.I., I.M.S. Service. Member of the Legis.
Council of the Governor-General.
Lukis, Mrs.
Lumsden, Capt. W., R.X., A.-D.-C. Director, Royal Indian Marine.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
198
Lumsdeii, Mrs.
Maclagan, The Hon'ble Mr. E. D.,
C.S.I., J.C.S.
Macpherson, The Hon'ble Mr. J.M.,
C.S.I.
Macpherson, Mrs.
Madge, The Hon'ble Mr. W. C. .
Maung Bah Too, The Hon'ble,
C.I.E., K.S.M.
Maung Bah Too, Mrs.
Mazharul Haque, The Hon'ble
Mr. M.
Meston,The Hon'ble Mr. J. S.,
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Meston, Mrs.
Mudholkar, The Hon'ble Rao
Bahadur II. N.
Mudholkar, Mrs.
Muhammad All Jinnah, The
Hobble Mr.
*Mukharji, The Hon'ble Justice
Ashutosh, C.S.I.
Partab Singh, The Hon'ble Sardar,
C.S.T.
Porter, The Hon'ble Mr. L. C.,
I.C.S.
Pramada Xath Roy, The Hon'ble
Raja.
Robertson, The Hon'ble Mr. B.,
C.S.I., C.I.E., I.C.S.
Robertson, Mrs.
Saiyid Husain Bilgrami, C.S.I. .
Saiyid Muhammad Sahib, The
Hon'ble Nawab Bahadur.
Sayed Ali Imam, The Hon'ble Mr.
Sayed Shamsul Huda, The Hon'ble
Maulvi.
Sharp, The Hon'ble Mr. H.
Sinha, The Hon'ble Mr. Sachchi-
dananda.
Secretary to the Government of
India, Rev. and Agriculture Dept.
Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor-General.
Do.
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
do.
Secretary to the Government of
India (Finance Department).
Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor-General.
Do.
do.
Puisne Judge, High Court, Cal-
cutta.
Secretary to the Government of
India (Education Department).
Dighapatia. Member of the Legis.
Council of the Governor-General.
Secretary to the Government of
India, Commerce and Industry
Department.
Late Member of the Council of
the Secretary of State for India.
Member of the Legislative Council
of the Governor-General.
Member of the Executive Council
of the Governor-General (Law).
Member of the Legislative Council
of the Governor-General.
Joint Secy, to the Govt. of India
(Education D epartment) .
Member of the Legislative Council
of the Governor-General.
* Not residing in Camp.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Slade, His Excellency Rear Ad-
miral Sir E. J., K.C.I.E., M.V.O.,
R.N.
Slade, Lady.
Sladc, Miss.
Stephen, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice
H. L.
Stephen, Mrs.
Stewart-Wilson, The Hon'ble
Mr. C.
Stewart- Wilson, Mrs.
Thakersey, The Hon'ble Sir
Vithaldas Damodar, Kt.
Thakersey, Lady.
Todhunter, The Hon'ble Mr. C. G.
Todhnnter, Mrs.
Travers, Dr. Morris W., F.R.S.
Coinmander-in-Chief,
Forces, East Indies.
199
Naval
Puisne Judge, High Court,
Calcutta.
Director-General of the Post
Office of India.
Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor General.
Inspector-General of Excise and
Salt. Member of the Legis.
Council of the Governor-
General.
Director, Indian Institute of
Science.
Travers, Mrs.
Urnar Hayat Khan, The Hon'ble
Malik, Tiwana, C.I.E.
Umar Hayat Khan, Mrs.
Vairicherla Virabhadra, The Kurupam.
Hon'ble Raja, Razu Bahadur,
Zaminder.
Vincent, Mr. W. H. H.
Vincent, Mrs.
Warre, Flag Lieut. Philip, R.N. .
Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor General.
Do.
Sec. to Govt. of India(Legis. Dept).
Weekes, Secretary R. N.
Wilson, The Hon'blo Sir Guy
Fleetwood, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.
Wood, Mr. W. H. .
Wood, Mrs. W. H.
Zulfikar AH Khan, The Hon'ble.
Flag Lieut, to Com. in-Chief,
Naval Forces, East Indies.
Secretary to Coinmander-in-Chief,
Naval Forces, East Indies.
Member of the Exe. Council of the
Governor-General (Finance).
Member of the Railway Board.
Member of the Legislative Coun-
cil of the Governor-General.
Prime Minister of Patiala.
200
CIVIL AND CENTBAL CAMPS.
Mr. A. J. Chopin
Mr. W. If. Scott
Ambler, Dr.
Barnett, Mr.
Barnett, Miss
Barwick, Miss
Bell, Mr.
Bell, Mrs.
Boileau, Mr.
Bonncr, Mr. A. .
Brumby, Mr. .
Brumby, Mrs.
Caffyn, Lieut. .
Forbes, Mr.
Hepper, Major H.
Hepper, Mrs.
Lambert, Mr.
Muirhead, Miss
Pattenson, Mr. A.
Preston, Mr.
Richardson, Mr.
Richardson, Mrs.
Rumboll, Mr.
Scott, Mr.
Scott, Mrs.
Stokes, Mr.
Turner, Miss.
Tweddell, Miss.
Walker, Mr. .
G. I. P. Railway Camp.
CAMP 421. MAP H-8.
Officer in charge.
Camp Staff Officer.
District Surgeon.
District Engineer.
Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
Acting Locomotive Supdt.
Resident Engineer.
Insptr. and Adjt., 1st Bn., G. I. P.
Vol. Rifles.
Acting Dist. Loco. Supdt.
A. L., R.E. . Agent.
Deputy Traffic Manager.
E. T. . . Assistant Traffic Supdt.
Acting Chief Engineer.
Asstt. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
General Traffic Manager.
District Traffic Supdt.
Signal and Interlocking Engr.
District Engineer.
Gwalior.
CAMP 349. MAP 1-8.
Major General His Highness Maharaja Sir Madho Rao Scindhia
Bahadur Srinath, G.C.S.I., G.C.V.O., and A.-D.-C. to His
Majesty The King-Emperor, Maharaja Scindhia of Gwalior.
Munshi Hakdad Khan . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
201
Abdul Ghani, Khwaja Syed,|
Sardar Bahadur, Brigadier
General.
Ahmed Khan, Sardar Sahebzada
Sultan.
Appajirao Shitole, Lt.-Col. 3ardar.
Bhide, Rao Baliadur, R. J.
Bishan Das Dewan.
Chet Singh, Thakur of Amla.
Dhirat Singh, Raja of Garha.
Dule Singh, Major Rao.
Dwarka Shankar Waglc, Lt.-Col.,
L.R.C.P.
Edibam, Capt. J. P.
Pilose, Lt.-Col Sir Clement, K.S.G.,
M.V.O.
Pilose, Lt.-Colonel Sir Michael,
K.S.S., C.I.E.
Gajadhar.
Ganpat Rai, Lala.
Ganpat Rao Raj wade, Col.
Hashmatullah, Capt.
Heyland, Mrs.
Hooper, Miss.
Hooper, Miss Joyce.
Jagat Mohan Lai, Lala.
Khan Chand, Lala.
Kailas Narain, Lt.-Col. Pundit.
Mirza Mai Neotia.
Mohan Lai Khosla, B.
Xarsinghrao Shitole, Sardar
Maloji.
Preston, Mr. Sidney, C.I.E.
Rai Singh, Major Thakur.
Ramdyal, Lala.
Ramji Das Vaishya, Lala.
Han jit Singh, Thakur of Bagli.
Sunder Lai, Rao Bahadur Shejam,
C.I.E.
Hill Tippera.
CAMP 374. MAP I-G.
His Highness Raja Birendra Kishore Deb Barman Manikya.
Murray, Capt. H. A., I. A., Political Agent.
Barman, Rajkumar Brajendra Kishore Deb.
Barman, Kumar Dina Mohan Deb.
Barman, Kumar Jatendra Deb.
Barman, Kumar Nabin Deb.
Barman, Kumar Narendra Deb.
Barman, Rajkumar Navadwip Chandra Deb.
Gupta, Babu Prasanna Kumar.
Jung, Rana Budh.
Jang, Rana Jagabir.
Sashi Bhusan Datta, Rai Bahadur.
Ray, Thakur Partap.
Varjir, Thakur.
Williams, Mr. T. R.
202
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Hyderabad*
CAMP 300.
His Highness Nizam-ul-Mulk Niz-
am-ul-Doula Nawab Mir Osman
All Khan Bahadur Fateh Jung.
Nawab Musaffar Jung Bahadur.
Nawab Jahangir Jung Bahadur.
Mir Kudrat Ali, Khan Sahib.
Major Muintaz-ul-Doula
Col. the Nawab Sir Afsur-ul-
Mulk Bahadur, K.C.I.E., M.V.O.
Nawab Sadik Jung Bahadur
Nawab Nasir Nawaz-mi Doula
Bahadur.
Abdul Ghani, Dr. Muhammad.
Ahmed Hussain, Maulvi
Buckley, Mr. F.
Burnett, Mr. K.
Burnett, Mrs. K.
Dunlop, Mr. A. J.
Dunlop, Mrs.
Egerton, Mr. B., C.I.E.
Faridoon Jung Bahadur, Nawab,
C.I.E.
Fellows, Mrs.
Glancy, Mr. R. I. R., I.C.S. .
Glancy, Mrs.
Hamid Yar Jung Bahadur, Nawab.
Hankin, Mr. A. C., C.I.E. .
Hank in, Mrs.
Hisani-ul-Mulk, Khan-i-Khanan
Bahadur, Nawab.
Hyderi, Mahomed Akbar Nazar Ali
Hyderi, Mrs.
Johnston, Rev. S. H.
Johnston, Mrs.
Khurshid Ali, Mir.
Khusrau Jung Bahadur, Nawab.
Kishen Pershad Bahadur, Raja
Rajayan Maharaja Sir, Yamiu-us-
Saltana, G.C.I.E.
MAP 1-8.
Nizam of Hyderabad.
Officer in charge of Camp.
A.-D.-C. Camp Staff Officer.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Secretary to His Highness and
Chief Secretary to Govt.
Political and Private Secretary.
Financial Adviser.
Inspector General of Police.
Assistant Minister, Military
Department.
Secretary, Judicial, Police, and
General Departments.
Minister.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
203>
Krishnamachari, Mr. .
Liakat Jung Bahadur, Nawab.
Mahir-ud-Daula Bahadur, Major
Nawab.
Miles, Mrs.
Mahomed Moin-ud-din Khan
Bahadur, son of the late Na\*ab
Sir Asman Jah Bahadur.
Mooraj, Mr. Mohammad Fa r /il
Mohammad Vali-ud-din, Khan
Sahib Capt.
Nand Lai Sil, Babu .
Naidu, Dr.
Naidu, Mrs.
Pendlcbury, Mr. W. .
Pendlebury, Mrs.
Pilkington, Major.
Pilkington, Mrs.
Poyntz, Mrs.
Prem Singh, Capt. Sardar
Salar Jung Bahadur, Nawab
Sarbuland Jung, Nawab
Shah Mir /a Baig, Capt.
Shah Mir Khan, Dr. .
Stephens, Mrs. Nesbitt.
Tarachand, Raja.
Willoughby, Lt. J. G.
Legal Adviser and Secretary to-
the Legislative Council.
Military Secretary.
Public Works Secretary.
Financial Secretary.
Agent and Manager, Nizam's.
Guaranteed State Railway.
A.-D.-C. to Minister.
Chief Justice.
A.-D.-C. to Minister.
Staff Surgeon.
33rd Q. O. Light Cavalry.
Hyderabad. Resident's Camp.
CAMP 9. MAP H-8.
Resident at Hyderabad.
Miss V. Pinhey.
The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. A. P. Pinhey,
C.S.I., C.I.E., LA.
Mrs. Pinhey. Miss Pinhey.
Colvin, Lieut. E. J. D. 38th (King
George's Own) Central India
Horse.
Chamberlin, Mr.
Chamberlin, Miss.
Crawford, Mr. F. C.
Crawford, Mrs.
Personal Assistant to the Resi-
dent. Officer in charge of
Camp and Camp Staff Officer.
Superintendent, Railway Police.
204 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Drake- Brockman, Lt.-Col. H. E., Residency Surgeon.
I.M.S.
Drake-Brockman, Mrs.
Ghnlette, Col., C.I.E.
Leclgard, Mrs.
Minchin, Major A. B., C.I.E., I. A. First Assistant to tho Resident.
Minchin, Mrs.
Idar.
CAMP 389. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Maharaj Major Dolatsinh, Maharaj of Idar.
Maharaj Kumar Shri Himat Sinhji Saheb, Heir-apparent.
Maharaj Kishan Singhji Saheb, brother of H. II. Maharaj.
Thakore Ranjit Singhji of Dawad.
Thakore Udey Singhji of Dawad.
Thakore Ram Singhji of Dawad.
Thakore Setan Singhji.
Thakore Kishore Singhji of Bikamkore.
Thakore Dhane Singhji.
Thakore Naharsinghji, Commanding Sardar Infantry.
Kumar Mool Singhji of Sabalwad.
Rao Raja Narapat Singhji, Commandant of the Idar Imperial Service
Despatch Riders.
Umrao Singh, Naib Dewan.
Kumar Prem Singhji, Military Secretary.
Mehtab Singh, A.-D.-C.
Samel Singh, A.-D.-C.
Baktawar Singh, A.-D.-C.
Badar Singh, A.-D.-C.
Mr. Abdur Ruzzak, Private Secretary.
Dr. Shyam Charan Sen, L.M.S.
Imperial Cadet Corps.
CAMP 41. MAP J-10.
Major R. O'B. Taylor, 19th Commandant and Officer in charge
Lancers (Fane's Horse). of Camp.
Capt. A. B. Skinner, 5th Cavalry . Adjutant and Camp Staff Officer.
Lieut. Thakur Dip Singh . . Assistant Adjutant and Assistant
to Officer in charge of Camp.
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205
Cadets.
Aba Sahib Rain Chandra Rao
Nawab Abdul Majid Khan .
Lieut. Aga Cassim Shah
2nd- Lieut. Aga Murtaza Khan
Lieut. Auiar Singh
Sardav Autar Singh of Bhunga.
Liout. Bala Sahib Dane
Bala Sahib Trimbakrao Khanvelkar
Kunwar Daj i llaj
Thakur Dalpat Singh
Rajah Fatah Singh Rao
Kunwar Gambhir Singh
Sahibzada Haji Khan
Raja Haider Zainan Khan .
Sardar Harnarain Singh
Kunwar llira Singh .
Lieut. Ibrahim Khan .
Kana Jodlia Jung Bahadur.
Khan Fateh Din
Lieut. Khan Muhammad Akbar
Khan.
Kunwar Jorawar Singh
Kunwar Keshri Singh
Nawab Khusrau Jung Bahadur .
Thakur Lakhaji Raj Sahib
Sardar Madho Kao Kadam .
Mir Ghulam Raza Khan of
Khairpur.
Kunwar Nahar Singh
Nana Sahib Gopal Kao
Thakur Narpat Singh
Lieut. Pirthi Singly .
Kunwar Prakram Singh
Raja Pratap Singh
Nawab Rais Yar Jung
Nawab Rais Jung
Kunwar Ham Singh .
Raja Ranjit Singh
Kunwar Savai Singh ,
Syed Abdul Wahab Hazrat j i
Kolhapur.
Savanur.
A.-D.-C. to G. 0. C., Poona.
Attached 106th Hazara Pio-
neers.
A.-D.,C. to G. O. C., Mhow
Division.
Attached 103rd Mahratta Light
Infantry.
Kolhapur.
Jamnagar.
Rohet, Jodhpur.
Akalkot.
Vala, Kathiawar.
Bahawalpur.
Khanpur, X. W. F. P.
Thol, Karnal.
Panna.
Xawab of Sachin.
Khan of Manawadar.
Attach^ to A. G. G. in Central
India.
Lathi, Kathiawar.
Datha, Kathiawar.
Hyderabad.
Rajkot.
Squadron Offir., Gwalior Lancers.
Dy. Inspecting Officer, Khairpur
Imperial Service Camel Corps.
Baria.
Kolhapur.
Rajpura, Nandod.
Asst. Comdt., 51st Camel Corps.
Rajpipla.
Kama.
Hyderabad.
Hyderabad.
Narsingarh.
Baria.
Jamnagar.
Squadron Commander, 2nd Gwa-
lior Lancers.
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Sheikh Nawah Gulam Jilani
Sheikh Imtiaz Rasul Khan .
Kunwar Sultan Nimbalkar
H. H. the Maharaj [liana Udhai
Bhan Singh.
Maharaj Kunwar Vijay Singh
Lieut. Zorawar Singh .
Wai.
Jehangirabad.
Kolhapur.
Dholpur.
Rajpipla.
Commandant, Bhavnagar Lancers.
Allen, Mr. P. U., I.C.S.
Allen, Mrs. P. U.
Braithwaitc, Mrs.
Carwithen, Mrs.
Guests.
. Collector, Bareilly.
Indore*
CAMP 348. MAP 1-8 ,
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Raj-Rajiswar Sawai Tukoji Rao
Holkar Bahadur.
Mr. C. L. S. Russell, I.C.S.
Mr. Shreeman Singh .
All Hasan, Khan Bahadur Syed.
Atma Ram, Dr.
Bansure, Santajirao.
Bedarkar, Mr. B. C.
Bhagwat, Mr. B. A.
Biscoe, Mr. W. P.
Biscoe, Mrs.
Biscoe, Miss.
Bolia Sahib, Shrimant Narain
Rao.
Borade, Mr. B. P.
Bosanquet, Mr. O. V., C.I.E.,
I.C.S.
Brown, Mr. G.
Brown, Mrs.
Bute, The Marquis of
Bute, The Marchioness of
Campbell, Miss.
Cassilis, The Earl of
Cassilis, The Countess of
Chandorkar, Mr. Lakshman Rao.
Changan, Shankar Rao.
Camp Staff Officer.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Crompton Roberts, Colonel.
Crompton Roberts, Mrs.
Dube, General Bahnukand.
Dube, Ramprasad, Major.
Elliot, Miss.
Padnis, Sadeshiv Ram Rao.
Puller, Miss.
Puzell, Miss.
Gaiipat Singh of Dahi, Raja.
Grant, Colonel.
Grant, Mrs.
Hamilton, The Duke of
Hamilton, The Duchess of
Holkar, Bhau Sahib.
Holkar, Malhar Rao.
Holkar, Yadav Rao.
Hostc, Mr.
Jadhav, Mr. R.
Jadhav, Mr. V. B.
Kennard, Mr.
Kothari, Shiv Chand.
Lean, Lieut. E.
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207
Luard, Major C. E.
Luard, Mrs.
Matkar, Eondaji Rao.
Matkar Bahadur,* General Govind
Rao.
Mujtaba Khan, Maulvi Muhd.
Mulchand, Lala.
Nanak Cliand, Rai Bahadur,
C I V
Pcliyi Miss.
Pennanand, Rai Bahadur,
Kunwar.
Prithi Nath, Mr. Mahadeo.
Prithi Singh, Thakur of Naulana.
Powel Cotton, Mrs.
Ram Chand, Munshi.
Ram Pershad, Major Dube.
Reshimwale, General Sakharaui
Martand.
Russell, Mrs.
Sarangpani, Dr. S. N.
Saraymal Bapna, Mr.
Seagrim, Mr. C.
Soiialkar, Mr. K. B.
Strafford, Cora, Countess of.
Tambe, Dr. C. R.
Tembe, Mr. C. M.
Traill, Major W. S., R.E.
Traill, Mrs.
Unied Singh of Dahi, Kunwar.
Jaipur.
CAMP 358. MAP 1-7.
Col. His Highness Saramad-i-Rajah-i-Hindustau
Raj Rajindar Sri Maharajadhiraja Sawai Sir Madho Singh Bahadur,
G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., LL.D.
Lalji Sahib Kanwar Bijey Singhji.
Lalji Sahib Kanwar Govind Singhji.
Lalji Sahib Kanwar Man Singhji.
Lalji Sahib Kanwar Abhey
Singhji.
Babu Abinash Chanderji Sen . Private Secretary.
The Hon'ble Nawab Mumtaz-ud- Senior Member of Council, Jaipur.
dowla Sir Faiyaz Ali Khan,
K.C.I.E., C.S.I.
Babu Ananda Prasadji .
Khawas Bala Bukshj'i .
Thakur Devi Singhji of Chomu
Pandit Durga Prasadji .
Mehta Fouj Karan Singhji .
Rao Raja Madho Singhji
Pandit Madhu Sudanji
Thakur Mehtab Singhji
Mohan Singhji.
Khawas Ram Kanwarji
Daroga Ram Pratapji .
Eaja Udai Bhan
Assistant Private Secretary.
Keeper of the State Jewels.
Member of Council, Jaipur.
Vakil at Abu.
Residency Vakil, Jaipur.
Sikar.
Pandit in attendance.
Member of Council, Jaipur.
Keeper of the Robe.
Master of the Ceremonies.
Assistant Surgeon.
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Hayward, Miss Curtis.
Stofcherd, Mr. C. E., C.E. . . Superintending Engineer, Jaipur.
Stothcrd, Mrs.
Jaisalmer.
CAMP 355. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Maharawal Salivahan Bahadur.
Thakur Dan Singh of Lathi.
Rao Amar Singh
Thakur Amar Singh
Bhati Bulidan .
Rao Motisingh .
Kazi M. Niyazili
Thakur Pane Singh
Bikampura.
Girrajsar.
Kcralia.
Barsalpur.
Dewan.
Khuri.
Janjira.
CAMP 375. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Nawab Sidi Sir Ahuicd Khan Sidi Ibrahim Khan,
G.C.LE., Nawab of Janjira.
Sidi Abdul Rehman Sidi Isuf, Jaburli Subhedar.
Sidi Mahomed Sidi Abdul Ajij, Shekhani Subhedar.
Sidi Hasan Sidi Sayed, Subhedar.
Sidi Ismail Sidi Abdul Karim, Subhodar.
Dr. H. A. Lakhani.
Mr. Bapuji Mahipat Kharkar, B.A., Dewan.
Mr. V. R. Chifcnis.
Mr. V. A. Dighe, L.C.B., State Engineer.
Mr. AH Akbar, Superintending Engineer, N. P.
Mr. Ali Ashgar H. Pyzee.
Jaora.
CAMP 338. MAP J-7.
Capt. His Highness Fakhr-ud-Daulah Nawab Muhammad Iftikhar Ali
Khan Bahadur Saulat Jang.
Babu Sri Ram .... Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
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Abdul Hakim, Khwaja.
Abdul Hasan, Syed.
Amar Nath.
Ambalal, Doctor.
Asgar All Khan, Sahibzada
Muhammad.
Ashraf Ali Khan, Sahibzada
Muhammad.
Cameron, D., Major.
Cameron, Mrs.
Firoz Muhammad Khan.
Gauliar Ali Khan.
Gobind Bam Seth.
Ghulam Abbas Khan, Jagirdar of
Bilaud.
Hidayat Muhammad Khan, Sahib-
zada.
Hormaji Cawasji, Dr.
Kailas Nath, Pandit.
Kanhayalal.
Kesri Singh, Thakur of Mandawal.
Mahnmd Ali Khan, Muhammad.
Mashuq Ali Khan, Sahibzada.
Waris Muhammad Khan.
Miyan Jan Khan, Muhammad.
Mohan Singh, Kamdar, Shujaota.
Musaraf Yar Khan, Muhammad.
Musharraf Ali Khan, Sahibzada.
Narain Das, Seth.
Narain Singh, Bapu.
Raman ej das, Seth.
Bup Singh, Thakur of Shujaota.
Rustam Yar Khan, Police
Inspector.
Sati-Ullah Khan, Muhammad.
Sarfraz Ali Khan, Sahibzada
Muhammad.
Saligram, Hospital Assistant.
Sham Lai, Pandit.
Sher Ali Khan, Sahibzada
Muhammad.
Sitaram, Seth.
Sri Niwas, JSeth.
Sri Ram, Babu, B.A.
Sultan Mahmood Khan*
Sahibzada.
Tribhawan Nath, Pandit.
Jhalawar.
CAMP 363. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Raj Rana Sir Bhawani Singh Bahadur, K. C.S.I.
Maharaj Kunwar Rajindra Singh .
M. Shama Shankar
Thakur Unirao Singh of Shampura.
MM
Abdul GhafurKhan .
Balonadra Singh, Maharaj Kunwar
Chhedalal, Babu
Gordhan Singh, Mama
Goviiidlalji, Bohra Jagirdar.
Jaswant Singh, Maharaj Musahib.
Manikchand, Seth
Mithanlal, Babu
Pannaiiand Chaturvcdi, Pandit
Partab Singh, Rao
Heir-apparent.
Private Secretary.
A.-D.-C.
Adjutant.
Appellate Court Judge.
Settlement Officer.
Kalakot.
Finn of Binodiram BalchancL
Munib Daftar Sadar.
Diwan.
Kundla.
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Ramlal, Doctor ,
Shadilal, Dhabai
CIVIL AKD CENTRAL CAMPS.
Shaikh Subhan, Khan Bahadur
Bakshi.
Assistant Surgeon.
Librarian to His Highness. Ja-
girdar with honour of gold
(Dnvbari).
Bakshi Foj.
JincL
CAMP 303. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Raja Sir Ranbir Singh. Bahadur, K. C.S.I., Raja of .Jiml.
Her Highness Rani Saheba Olive Jaflwant Kour.
Princess Dorothy Ranbir Kour (daughter of His Highness).
Major Gobindar Singh
Capt. Rnghunath Singh
Capfc. Kashmira Singh
Lieut. Tilok Singh
Lieut. Kavtar Singh .
.Sardar Kalha Singh
Mohammad Piarc Khan
Autar Singh, Sardar.
Bishcn Singh, Sardar .
Brahma Nand, Pandit
Brij Xarain, Munshi
Dhingra, Dr. B.L., M.D.
Didar Singh, Bahadur, Sardar
Fatteh Singh, Sardar .
Fernandez, Mr. J. H. .
Fernandez, Mrs.
Ghulani Bhikh, Gcneml
Gurnam Singh Bahadur, Sardar
Bahadur Bakhshi.
Hardit Singh, Capt.
Hargopal Singh, Pandit
Ilaruam Singh, Dr.
Jang Singh, Sardar
Kidd, Mr
Kidd, Mrs.
Manolescue, Mr. E.
Pte. Secretary to His Highness.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D -C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Commandant, Local Infantry
Superintendent, Council, Wi r /irat.
Minister.
Chief Medical Officer.
Jiml Motmaid attached to the
Political Agency, Phulkian
States and Bahawalpur.
Sardar of Badrukhan.
Assistant Private Secretary.
Commanding Local Troops.
Commander-in-Chief, State
Forces.
Camp Secretary.
Dewan.
Personal Assistant to the Chief
Medical Officer.
Commandant, Jind Lancers.
Comptroller of the Household.
Officer in charge, Ranbir Stables.
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Maiiolescuc, Mrs.
Mouat Biggs, Capt.
Najaf Ali, Sycd . . . Minister.
Nand Kishore, Lala . . - Treasury Officer.
Narsingh Das, Lala . . . Nazim Anhar.
Preni Singh, Sardar . . Minister.
Rain Gopal, Lala . Accountant-General.
Kaiibir Singh, Raja . . Dehra Dun.
Rur Mai, Lala .... Postmaster-General.
Sampat Rai, Munshi . . . foreign Minister.
Shadi Ram, Lala .... Inspector-General, State Police.
Shamsher Bahadur 8ingh, Kanwar Nephew of Raja Ranbir Singh
of Dehra Dun.
Shamsher Singh, Sardar Bahadur, Chief Minister.
Sardar.
Sher Singh, Sardar . . . Superintendent, Public Works.
Jodhpur.
CAMP 357. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Raj Rajeshwar Maharaj-adhiraj Sumer Singh
Bahadur.
Maharaj Zelim Singh ji Sahih. Maharaj Sher Singhji Sahib.
Maharaj Unied Singhji Sahib. Kumvar Guman Singhji.
Maharaj Fateh Singhji Sahib. Kunwar Hanwant Singhji.
Maharaj Urjan Singhji Sahib. l{ao Raja Tej Singhji.
Maharaj Katun Singhji Sahib.
Bakhtawar Malji, Mehta.
Bakhtawar Singhji, Tliakur.
Barnard, Mr.
Chain Singhji, Kunwar.
Chain Singhji, Rao Bahadur,
Thakur of Asope.
Dalip Raiji, Lala.
Dalip Singhji, Thakur.
Davidson- Houston, Major, C. P. D.
Davidson-Houston, Mrs.
Dhokal Singhji, Thakur.
Devi Dialji, Lala.
Eastwood, Miss R.
Fateh Singhji, Thakur.
Fouj Chandji, Bhandari.
Goyder,Mr.' .... Finance Member.
'Guman Singhji, Thakur.
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Harnain Dasji,
MiiTishi.
LaTouche, Mr. .
LaTouche, Mrs.
Mangal Singlrji, Rao
Thakur.
McLeod, Mr. .
Minda, Thakur.
O'Brien, Mr. .
Partap Singhji, Thakur
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Rao
Bahadur
. Manager, Jodhpur-Bikaner Ry.
Bahadur Pohkaraii.
State Auditor.
. State Engineer.
. Sankhwali : Commandant Sardar
Risala.
Rani Singh, Mr.
Robinson, Licut.-Col. W. H. B., Chief Medical Officer, Eajputana.
I.M.S.
Robinson, Mrs.
Shamsher Singhji, Sardar Sahib.
Sham Bihari Misra, Pandit.
Shivanath Singhji, Thakur.
Sommerville, Revd. Dr.
Strong, Captain A. D.
Strong, T)r.
Warren, Mr. A. W. G.
Warren, Mrs.
Windham, Mr.
Wiiidhim, Major C. J.
Windham, Mrs.
Bera.
Missionary, Jodhpur.
Guardian to His Highness.
Dist.
Ry.
Engr. Jodhpur-Bikaneer
Resident, Western
Raj put ana.
States of
Jubbal.
CAMP 327. MAP J-6.
Rana Bhagat Chand of Jubbal,
Thakur Amog Chand .
L. Madho Ram .
Ishri Singh, Kunwar.
Jai Lai, L.
Lalat Chand, Thakur.
Mohan Lai, L.
Mohi Ram, B.
Negam Singh, Kunwar.
Ratu Ram, B.
Sh*r Singh
Thakur Das, Pandit .
Chief of Khancti State.
Camp officer.
Pleader, Chief Court, Pb.
Ditto.
Wazi*.
Superintendent of Forests.
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Kalahandi.
CAMP 404. MAP H-6.
Kaja Braja Mohan Deo . . Minor Chief of Kalahandi.
Jugal Kishore Tripati, Babu . Superintendent.
Muhammad Sikandar, Munshi . Tahsildar.
Kalat
CAMP 326. MAP J-6.
His Highness Beglar Begi Mir Khan of Kalat.
Sir Mahmnd Khan, G.C.I.E.
Major R. A! E. Benn, C.I.E. . Political Agent, Kalat and Las
Bela, and Officer in charge.
Capt. E. S. C. Willis, D.S.O. . Camp Staff Officer.
Bahrain Khan, General Mir.
Benn, Mrs. R. A. E.
Blyth, Mrs.
Oordon, Mr. A. Huntley . , Supdt. of Police, Lark ana, Sind.
Jalal-ud-Din Khan, Khan Bahadur
Kazi, C.I.E.
SayedShah .... Vakil.
Townsend, Miss.
Tovvnsend, Miss M.
Kalsia.
CAMP 323. MAP J-6.
Sardar Kavisher Singh of Kalsia.
Sant Singh, Sardar . . . E. A. C., President, Council of
Administration.
Bishamber Das, Lala . . . Senior member, ditto.
Niamat TJllah, M. Junior member, ditto.
Surmukh Singh, Bakhshi.
Kanker.
CAMP 397. MAP H-7.
Maharajadhiraj Komal Deo.
Durga Prasad, Tiwari Pandit . Diwan.
Durjodhan Singh, Babu . . Muafidar.
Nilambar Singh, Babu . . Muafidar.
Sarju Prasad, Tiwari Pandit . . Forest Officer.
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Kapurthaia.
CAMP 305. MAP J-S.
* His Highness llaja Sir Jagatjit Raja of Kapurthaia.
Singh Hahadnr, Ahluwalia,
K.C.S.I.
f Tlic Tikka Sahib.
Kan war Eaghbir Singh.
Kanwarani Raglibir Singh.
* Kaiiwar Balbhir Singh.
Bibi Amrit Kour.
Mr. U French, I.C.S. . . Chief Minister.
Mrs. French.
Major J. C. Coldstream . . Political Officer.
Mrs. Coldstream.
* Capt. 11. E. Chaterje . . Private Secretary.
* Sardar Triloki Natii Singh . A.-D.-C.
Abdul Hamid, Mian . . HomcjMinistcr.
Agha Hatim Mir/a . . Superintendent, Police.
f Ajudhia Dass, Lala . . . Secretary to Tikka Sahib.
Balm Lai, Lala . . . Collector.
Bhagwan Das, Lala . Officer in charge, Camp.
Harkishon Das, Lala . . Puisne Judge, Chief Court.
Ishar Singh, Mnnshi . . . Mohtamid.
.lowala Das, Lala . . Chief Sarishtadar.
Kaushi Eam, Lala . . . State Engineer.
Marshall, Mr. T. . . . Bandmaster.
Mody, Mr. F. . . Supdt, State Houses.
Mody, Mrs.
*Mohabbat Eai, L. . . Asst. Comptroller.
Peck, Major E. S., I.M.S.
Puran Singh, Col. . , . Baklibhi and Military Secretary.
* Shiv Charan Das, L. . . > sst. Private Secretary.
Shiv Darshan Lai, Lala . . Asst. Engineer.
* Will reside at 35, Alipur Road.
t Will reside at Mr. Waller's House, Alipur Road.
Karauli.
CIMP 364. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Maharaja Sir Bhauwar Pal Deo Bahaclur Yadukul
Chandra Bhal, G.C.I.E.
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Thakur Moti Pal of Pardampura (cousin to His Highness).
Tbakur Sujan Pal (cousin to His Highness).
Chanwar Jaswant Pal of Pardampura * (cousin's son).
Munshi Jugal Krishore . . Private Secy, to His Highness.
Balwant Pal, Thakur.
Bhawani Singh, Dr.
Bhola Xath Chaterji, Kao Sahib
Babu.
Bishan Singh, Thakur.
Damodar Lai, Rao Bahadur, Munshi
Debi Pal, Thakur.
Girwar Singh, Thakur.
Hari Har Lai, Babu.
Baumaih Singh, Thakur.
Samp Xarain, Rai Saheb Pandit .
Shri Dhar Lai, Kunwar.
Medical Adviser to His Highness,
llome' Member of Council.
Chief Member of Council.
Assistant Settlement Officer.
Kashmir.
CAMP 309. MAP J-7.
Major-General His Highness Maharaja Sir Pratab Singh li.dar
Mahindar Bahadur, Sipar-i-Sultanat, (i.C.S.I., Maharaja oi
Kashmir,
llaj Kumar General Hari Singh
Sahib.
Raja Sir Baldeo Singh Sahib,
K.C.I.E., of Poonch.
llaj a Kedar Chand Sahib of
Chcnani.
Raja Raghu Nath Singh Sahib of
Jaswal.
Tikka Gajendra Singh Sahib of
Sceba.
liana Hira Singh of Dhami.
Dr. Badri Nath, LL.D.- . . Private Secretary.
Thakur Hukman Singh . . A.-D.-C.
Pandit Man Mohan Lai . . A.-D.-C.
Abdul Rahman Khan, Mehtarjao .
Alidad Khan, Raja .
Alim Chand, Diwan .
Governor of Yasin.
Gilgit.
State Photographer.
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Amar Nath Sahib, Rai Sahib Di-
wan.
Anant Ram Diwan . . .
Anant Ram, Lt.-Col.
Aziz Kausa, M.
Barr, Major H. K., LA.
Bhag Singh, Maj.-Genl.
Bishan Das, Lt.-Col. Diwan
Bodh Raj Sawhney, B.C.L.
Bose, Mr. L. C.
Dan Singh, Bhai
Dhian Pal Singh, Thakur.
Dhingra, Dr. M. L. .
Din Dyal Wazir
Duni Chand, Major .
Ganda Singh, Rai Sahib Sardar .
-Gauri Nandan, Lt.-Col.
Ghulam Mustafa, M.
Oupta, Mr. B. C.
Harbans Lai ....
Harbhamji, Kunwar.
Har Narain, Lala
Hasan Khan ,Raja .
Imam Din, Khan Sahib, Sheikh .
Jagat Ram, Lala
Kartar Singh, Sardar
Kesho Ram, Lala
Mahcsh Chandra Biswas, Babu
Makbul Husain, Shoikh
Mitra, Rai Bahadur, Dr. A.
Muhammad Nazim Khan, Raja,
C.I.E.
Narendra Nath Kaul, Pandit
Nihal Singh, Sardar Bahadur
Maj.-Genl.
Parshotam Ram, Lala
Radha Kishcn Kaul, Rai Bahadur
Radha Raman, Rai Bahadur
Rattan Nath, Pandit
Chief Minister.
Member of the Committee of the
Estate of Raj Kumar Hari
Singh Sahib.
Quarter Master General.
Guardian to Raj Kumar Hari
Singh Sahib.
Military Secy, to Commander-in-
Chief, Kashmir Army, Camp
Officer.
Chief Judge, Jammu.
Electrical Engineer.
Secretary to Chief Minister.
Kotla (Agra).
Chief Medical Officer, Kashmir.
Head Tehvildar, Toshakhana,
Jinsi.
Chief Medical Officer, Jammu.
Divisional Engr., Kashmir Div.
Electrical Engineer.
Tutor to Raj Kumar Hari Singh.
Rajkot (Kathiawar).
Home Minister.
Astor.
Supdt. Police, Jammu.
Asst. Secy, to Chief Minister.
Vernacular Sec. to Chief Minister.
Residency Vakil.
Supdt , Reception Dept.
Revenue Minister.
Public Works Minister.
Mir of Hanza.
Govern'or of Jammu.
Coindg.' Kashmir I. S. Troops.
Hazirbash.
Judge, High Court.
Wazir, Poonch.
fiazirbash.
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Sadhu Singh, Rai Bahadur, Sardar Chief Forest Officer Bhardarwa
.'! a S ir v
Samander Khan, Col.
Shib Saran Divvau .
Sifat Bahadur, Khan Bahadur
Raja.
Sikandar Khan, Raja, C.l.E.
Sobha Ram, Wazir
Suraj Ram Mattoo, Pandit.
Uday Chand, Pandit .
Vidh Lai Dar, Pandit
Adjutant General.
Member of the Committee of the
Estate of Raj Kumar Hari Singh
Sahib.
Governor of Punial.
Mir of Nagar.
General Treasurer.
Secretary to H. H.
Treasury Officer.
Kashmir Resident's Camp.
CAMP 16. MAP G-8.
Mr. S. M. Eraser, C.I.E., I.C.S. . Resident in Kashmir.
Mrs. Fraser.
Capt. R. H. Chenovix Trench, First Assistant.
LA.
Lt. Col. A. ,T. deLotbiniere, Officer in charge of Camp.
C.I.E., R.E.
Capt. D. M. Field, I.A.
Camp Staff Officer.
Apcar, Mr. J. G.
Burton Mackenzie, Miss.
Carson, Mr. C. W. C., I.F.D.
Carson, Mrs.
deLotbiniere, Mrs.
Field, Mrs.
Lovegrove, Mr. W. H.
Lovegrove, Mrs.
Macnab, Lt.-Col. A. J., I.M.S.
Macnab, Mrs.
Oliver, Capt. D. G., I.A. .
Rose, Major J. L., I.A.
Rogers, Mr. G. J.
Smith, Major W. F., S. &
Corps.
Smith, Mrs.
Khairpur.
CAMP 386. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Mir Imam Baksh, Khan of Khairpur.
T.
Accountant General, Kashmir.
Conservator of Forests, Kashmir.
Residency Surgeon.
Assistant Resident for Leh.
Mily. Adviser, Kashmir purbar.
Extra Assistant to the Resident.
Supply & Transport Officer on
special duty in Kashmir.
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Mir All Nawaz Khan, eldest son of His Highness.
Mir Mahomed Murad Khan Valad Ahah Nawaz Khan, cousin.
Mir AH Mahomed Khan, second son. -
Mir Allahdadkhan Valad Mir Ghulam Hussein Khan, cousin's son.
Mir Ghulain Hassan Khan Valad Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, brother's son.
Mir Ghulain Ali Khan, third son.
Mir Ghulam Raza Khan, cousin's son.
Mir Mahomed Khan, cousin.
Mir Raz Mahomed Khan, cousin.
Mir Fateh Mahomed Khan.
Syed Imam Ali Shah ^ Mujtahids, i. e.> religious heads of: the Shia
Syed Abid Ali Shah j Community. -
Pir Mahomed Salch Shah.
Mir Ghulam Haidar Khan, son of Mir Mahomed Khan.
Khan Saheb Shaik Sadikali Shcrali, Wazir, Kliairpur State.
Dr. Farzandali, L.M.S., Naib- Wazir, Camp Shahi.
Mr. Ghulam Mahomed, B.A., Naib-Wazir, Kliairpur Division.
Mian Ali Nawaz Ali, Patedar and Municipal Councillor, Shikarpur.
Mr. Murlidhar Jeramdass, Municipal Commr. and Pleader, Shikarpur.
Seth Kanayalal, Municipal Commissioner, Shikarpur.
Seth Girdhardass Khnatrai, Contractor/ Shikarpur.
Dr. Diwanali wd. Shaik Ghulam Nabi, L.M. & S.
Shaikh Sardarali wd. Sh. Ghulam Nabi, Commissariat Agent.
Mr. Nur Nabi, B.A., Resident Magistrate in Sind.
Shaikh Ghulam Dastgir wd. Shaikh Ghulam Nabi, B.A.
Dr. Badruddin Lukmani, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (London), late
Chief Medical Officer, Khairpur State.
Mr. Shaik Ghulam Hussain, B.A., LL.B., Pleader.
Seth Begraj of Shikarpur, Merchant.
Shaik Mahomed Umar, B.A., Bar.-at-Law of Amritsar.
Mr. Mahomed Hussain Khan, Staff Officer and Engineer.
Mr. Mumtazali Khan, Abkari Officer, Khairpur State.
Mr. Ghulain Muhamed, Superintendent, Industrial School.
. Mr. Gyanchand, Joint Enquiry Officer, Khairpur Camp.
Mr. Jafferali Ansari L. Ag., Superintendent of Agriculture (nephew
of the Wazir).
Mr. Wajidali Ansari (nephew of the Wazir).
Mr. Muhamedali (son of the Wazir).
Mr. Ahmedali (son of the Wazir).
Dr. Sirajuddin Ahmed, Medical Officer.
Seth Hariram, Municipal Councillor, Shikarpur.
Seth Muhandass (cousin), Councillor, Shikarpur.
Mr. Niamtullah, Assistant to the Staff Officer.
Mr. Gul Mohijuddm.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 219'
Kushalgarh.
CAMP 370. MAP 1-6.
Rao Udai Singh.
Kumar Ranjit Singh . . Son of Rao.
Lachman Singh . .
Chatar Singh . .
Bhauwar Lalji . . Grandson of the Rao.
Manek Lai, Kaindar.
Kishengarh.
CAMP 359. MAP J-7.
Capt. His Highness Maharajadhiraja Mudae Rajahae Baland Makou
Sir Madan Singh Bahadur, K.C.I.E.
Maharaj Yag Narain Singh of Karkeri.
Maharaj Raghunath Singh of Dhasuk.
Powar Hup Singh
Private Secy, to His Highness.
Anad Singh, Lala.
Bane Singh, Thakur.
Rao Saheb Bharat Singh, Thakur . Ragunathpura.
Bijai Singh, Lala.
Gobind Singh, Thakur .
Pirohit Jaikishan Das.
Nonand Singh, Rajah .
Poenaskar, Pandit K. L.
Ranjit Singh Touj Bari, Kan war.
Ratan Singh, Kunwar .
Sher Singh, Thakur .
Mehta Surat Singh.
Naraina.
Ralaota.
. Chief Member of Council.
Home Member
Bhadun .
Kolhapur.
CAMP 388. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Sir Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj, G.C.SJ., G.C.V.O.,
Maharaja of Kolhapur.
Meherbau Piraji Bapusaheb Ghatge, Sarejav Vajarat Maab, C.S.I.,
C.I.E., Jagirdar of Kagal (Senior).
'220 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Meherban Abajirao Krishna, Pant Pratinidhi of Vishajgad.
Meherban Madhavrao Moreshwar, Pant Amatya of Bavda.
Mehcrban Santajirao Ghorpade Senapati of Kapshi.
Meherban Narayenrao Govind Ghorpade, Jagirdar of Ichalkaranji.
Meherban Dattajirao Balasaheb Ghatge Sarjerao, Jagirdar of Kagal
(Junior).
Meherban Udajirao Aba Saheb C ha wan Hinrnt Bahadur.
Meherban Rachojirao Desai Chinchalekar.
Meherban Rajaramrao Domodara Heravdekar Kedar Rao Shimde of
Mhaisal.
Rao Bahadur R. V. Sabnis, Dewan of Kolhapur.
Mr. T. M. Joshi, Camp Superintendent.
Mr. W. A. Patil, Private Secretary to His Highness the Maharaia.
Dr. R. V. Khedkar.
Mr. Dattajirao M. Ingle, Private Secretary to Kagal (Senior).
Mr. G. V. Khandekar, Karbhari of Vishalgad.
Mr. L. V. Joshi, B.A.
Mr. T. M. Paranjpe.
Shri Raghupati Pandit, alias Pandit Maharaj, Spiritual Preceptor.
Kotah
CAMP 362. MAP 1-6.
Major His Highness Maharao Sir Timed Singh Bahadur,
G.C.I.E., K.C.S.I.
Rai Bahadur Munshi Sheo Partab Private Secretary.
Berkeley, Lt.-Col. R. B., I.A. . Political Agent, Kotah and
Jhalawar.
Bijaya Singh, Raj . . . Kunari.
Bishambhar Nath, Chauhc . . Deputy Collector, Banda District
Butler, Mr. M. S. D., C.I.E., I.C.S. Deputy Secretary, Home Depart-
ment, Government of India.
Carr-White, Lt.-Col. P., I.M.S. . Agency Surgeon, Kotah and
JLalawar.
Carr-White, Mrs. P.
Devon, Mr. G. Campbell . . State Engineer.
Devon, Mrs. Campbell.
Govind Singh, Ap. . . . Koila.
Hari Nath, Chaube . . . Munsif, Garot Indore State
Madho Singh Maharaja . . Gainta.
Mir Madjar Ali, Khan Bahadur.
Onkar Singh, Kunwar . . Palaita.
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Purshottam Rao, Pandit . . Sarola.
Kam Nath Cbaube . . . Land-holder, Etawa, IT. P,
Ragunath Das, Diwan Bahadur Dewan.
Chaiibe.
Sheodan Mai, Murishi.
Sheodan Singh, Thaknr . Sarthal.
Sri Rani, Lala .... Kotah Vakil.
Sri Ram, Mnnslii . . . District Magistrate, Kofcah.
Lahej.
CAMP 456. MAP D.-9.
His Highness Sultan Sir Ahmed bin Fadthl, K.C.S.T.
Fadthl bin Ahmed (son). Abdul Karim bin Fadthl bin AH
Abdul Hamid bin Ahmed (son). (cousin).
Fadthl bin Abdul Majid (nephew). Ahmed bin Fadthl bin Ali
Abdul Kawi bin Monassar (cousin), (cousin).
Ahmed Corner, Sheikh of the Uxaibi Clan.
Sayyid Atawi al Jifri.
Lakh tar.
CAMP 446. MAP D.-9.
The Thakor of Lakhtar.
Kumar Shri Balbirsinhji, Heir-apparent.
Kumar Sliri Bhagwatsinhji, the youngest Kumar Shii.
Thakoor of Utelia.
liana Shri Kanaksinhji Anopsinhji, the Karela Bhayat.
Rana Shri Jijubha Varsaji, the Kalam Bhayat.
Mr. Maganlal Tribhovandas, S f .ate Karbhari.
Dr. M. Shivshankar.
Mr. Mensi Fulchand, Naib Karbhari.
Las Bela.
CAMP 325. MAP K-6.
Mir Kamal Khan . . . Jam of Las Bela.
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Chuger Khan, Jamot . . Motabir.
Dad Muhammad, Waclera of Motabir.
Chuttas.
Ghnlam Muhammad Khan, Mir . Sahibzada.
Ishaq, Haji, Run j ha . . . Vakil of Las Bcla State.
Jam Ali Khan, Mir . . . Sahib"ada.
Juman, Sheikh .... Motabir.
Nur Shah, Pir .... Motabir.
Turner, Mr. S. D. . . . Wazir of Las Bela.
Turner, Miss.
Turner, Miss K.
Lawa.
CAMP 370. MAP 1-6.
Rao Bahadur Raja Mangal Singh, Kachhwaha.
Thakur Jaswant Singh.
Seth Kesri Singh.
Thakur Madho Singh.
Pandit Sukhdeo Pershad, C.I.E.
Loharu.
CAMP 330. MAP J-6.
Nawab Sir Amir-ud-din Ahmad, Nawab of Loharu.
Khan Bahadur, K.C.I.E.
Aiz-ud-din Ahmad Khan . . Heir-apparent.
M. Yusuf Beg .... A.-D.-C.
Aitzaz-ud-din Ahmad Khan.
Ayub Khan, Mir, Bar.-at-Law . Lasbela.
Aziz-ud-din Ahmad Khan.
Izaz-ud-din Ahmad Khan.
Shamsh-ud-din Ahmad Khan.
Limbdi.
CAMP 444. MAP D-9.
Thakor Saheb Bolatsinhji Jasvatsinhji of Iiimbdi.
Kumar Shri Digvijaysinhji, Heir-apparent.
Kumar Shri Shivsinhji Ramsinhji.
Kumar Shri Pratapainhji Ramsinhji.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Dr. K. Tribhovandas.
Mr. Vrajlal Jivunbhai, Judl. Karbhari.
Mr. Jhaverbhai Nathubliai, State Karbhari.
K. 8. Bamvala.
K. S. Viravala.
Ranashri Manubha Umedsirgh.
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Madras.
His Excellency the Governor's Camp.
CAMP 4.
His Excellency Sir Thomas Gibson
Carmichael, Barf., G.C.I.E.,
K.C.I.E.
Lady Carmichael.
Miss* Carmichael.
Mr. A. Y. (J. Campbell, C.I.E.,
T.C.S.
Major A. A. Duff, 3rd Battalion,
Gordon Highlanders.
Major F. F. Elwes, I.M.S. .
Capt. Culme Seymour, R.N.
Major H. F. Bateman-Champain.
Capt. The Hon'ble C. A. J.
Annesly, Oxfordshire Light In-
fantry.
Lieut. W. H. J. St. L. Atkinson,
1st Royal Dragoons.
Capt. H. G. Vaux
Capt. Dennis Kelly .
Capt. T. G. J. Tome, 27th Light
Cavalry.
Capt. Kerr Pearse
Capt. K. B. Worgan, 20th Deccan
Horse.
Capt. C. Jarvis, 20th Deccan
Horse.
Mr. A. R. Knapp, I.C.S. .
Capt. E. K. Molesworth, R.E.
Mr. C. C. Longden . .
MAP 1-9.
Governor of Madras.
Private Secretary.
Military Secretary.
Surgeon.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
Commandant, His Excellency's
Bodyguard.
Adjutant, His Excellency's Body-
guard.
In charge of Camp.
Superintendent of Police.
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMP9.
Surgn.-Genl. with the Government
of Madras.
Abdur Bahim, The Hon'ble Mr. Judge, High Court, Madras.
Justice.
Atkinson, The Hon'ble Mr. J. N., Member of Council, Madras.
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Atkinson, Mrs.
Bannerman, Surgn.-Genl. W. B.,
I.M.S.
Bannerman, Mrs.
Bateman-Champain, Mrs. H. F.
Benson, The Hon'ble Justice Sir Judge, High Court, Madras.
Ralph, Kt.
Benson, Lady.
Bourne, The Hon'ble Dr. A. G., Director of Public Instruction :
C.I.E. Madras Legislative Council.
Bourne, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. A. Y. G.
Cardew, The Hoii'blo Mr. A. G., Secretary to Government, Bev.
C.S.I., I.C.S. Dept. : Madras Legis. Council.
Cardew, Mrs.
Carr, The Hon'ble Mr. B. C. C. . Imperial Legislative Council.
Castlestuart Stuart, The Hon'ble Board of Bevenue, Madras.
Mr. A. E., C.S.I., I.C.S.
Clerk, The Hon'ble Mr. H. E. . Secretary to Govt. Public Works
Dept. : Madras Legis. Council.
Clerk, Mrs.
Cowie, The Hon'ble Mr. D. W. G. Inspector- General of Police r
Madras Legislative Council.
Cowie, Mrs.
Elwes, Mrs. F. F.
Fitzroy, The Hon'ble A. C.
Fitzroy, The Hon'ble Mrs.
Fraser, The Hon'ble Mr. H. S.
Fraser, Mrs.
Hamilton, Miss.
Hammick, The Hon'ble Sir Member of Council, Madras,
Murray, K.C.S.L, C.I.B., I.C.S.
Hammick, Lady.
Hammick, Miss.
Hammick, Miss L.
Home, The Hon'ble Mr. W. 0.
Home, Mrs.
Knapp, Mrs. A. R.
Lawson, Mr. A. E.
Lawson, Mrs.
Molesworth, Mrs. E. K.
Madras Legislative Council.
Board of Revenue, Madras*
-Sheriff of Madrao,
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
225
Moore, Mr. P. L., I.C.S. .
Moore, Mrs.
Muirhead, Mr. A. ...
Muirhead, Mrs.
Nugent, Baron.
Nugent, Baroness.
Odgers, The Hon'ble Mr. C. E.
Odgers, Mrs.
Orr, The Hon'ble Mr. E. W.
Richmond, The Hon'ble Mr. T. .
Richmond, Mrs.
Sankaran Nair, The Hon'ble Mr.
Justice, C.I.E.
Schmidt, The Hon'ble Mr. C. M. .
Shaw-Stewart, Sir Hugh, Bart.
Shaw-Stewart, Lady Alice
Smith, The Hon'ble Mr. C. A.
Smith, Mrs.
Spring, The Hon'ble Mr. P. J. E.,
C.I.E.
Stone, The Hon'blc Mr. J. H.
Stuart, The Hon'ble Sir Harold,
K.C.V.O., C.S.I., I.C.S.
Stuart, Lady
Twigg, The Hon'ble Mr. J.
President, Madras Corporation.
Agent, South Indian Railway.
Madras Legislative Council.
Madras Legislative Council.
Madras Legislative Council.
Judge, High Court, Madras.
Madras Legislative Council.
Secretary to Government, P. W. D.
Madras Legislative Council.
Chairman, Madras Harbour Trust
Board. Madras Legis. Council.
Madras Legislative Council.
Chief Secretary to Government.
Madras Legislative Council.
Board of Revenue, Madras.
Madras Legislative Council.
Twigg, Mrs.
Wallis, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, High Court, Madras.
J. E. P.
Wallis,' Mrs.
White, The Hon. Sir C. Arnold, Kt.
White, Lady
Whitehead, Rt. Rev. Henry, D.D.
Whitehead, Mrs.
Chief Justice, High Court, Madras.
Lord Bishop of Madras.
Madras Provincial Camp.
CAMP 437. MAP F-9.
Officer in charge of Camp.
Assistant Camp Officer.
Slater, Mr. S. H., I.C.S. .
M. R. Ry. K. R. Venkatramana
Aiyar.
M. R. Ry. K. Madhava Menon
Medical Officer.
Abdul Majid Sahib,Khan Bahadur. Brother of the Prince of Arcot.
Anagundi, Raja of.
Q
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Arcot, Prince of, Sir (Vhulam Imperial Legislative Council.
Muhammad Ali, K.CM.E..
Azum Husain Sahib, Khan Sahib Prince of Arcot's suite.
Balakrishna Aiyar, The Hon'ble Madras Legislative Council.
Rao Bahadur T. S.
Bobbili, Maharaja of, Sir V. S.
Baiiga Rao, K.C.I.K.
Doddappanayakkanur, Zamindar of Madras Legislative Council.
Govindaraghava Aiyar, The Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Diwan Bahadur L. A.
Cihulam Muhi-ud-din Sahib, Khan Brother of the Prince of Arcot.
Bahadur.
Jeypore, Maharaja of.
Kameswara llao Nayudu, Tlie Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Mr. V.
Kesava Pillai, The Hon'ble Mr. P. Madras Legislative Council.
Krishnaswami Aiyangar, The Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Kao Bahadur N.
Krishnaswaini Aiyar, The Hon'ble Member of Council, Madras.
Mr. V.
Madhava llao, M. 11. Ry., V. P., Retired Diwan of Mysore.
C.l.K
Moulvi Saiyad Murtaza Sahib, Madras Legislative Council.
The Hon'ble
Muhammad Abdul Kuddus Badsha Madras Legislative Council.
Sahib, The Hon'ble Mr.
Muhammad Anwar Sahib, Khan Brother of the Prince of Arcot.
Bahadur.
Muhammad Habibullah Sahib, Madras Legislative Council.
The Hon'ble Khan Bahadur.
Muhammad Saleh-ud-din Sahib, Prince of Arcot's suite.
Bahadur.
Raghava Rao Pantulu, The Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Mr. G.
Ramachandra Rao Pantulu, The Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Mr. M.
Ramaswami Chettiyar, The Madras Legislative Council.
Hon'ble Mr. S. R. M.
Saldanha, The Hon. Mr. P. F. X. Madras Legislative Council.
Sambanda Maduliar, The Hon'ble Madras Legislative Council.
Mr. M
Seshagiri Aiyar, The Hon'ble Mr. Madras Legislative Council.
T. V.
Sivaswami Aiyar, The Hon'ble Mr. Madras Legislative Council.
P. S., C.I.E.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
227
Subba Rao, The Hcm'ble Mr. Nya- Imperial Legislative Council.
pathy.
Subba Rao, The Hon'ble Hao Madras Legislative Council.
Bahadur Nairn palli.
Tyagaraya Chetti, The Hon'ble Madras Legislative Council.
Rao Bahadur P.
Vasudeva Raja, The Hon. Raja V. Madras Legislative Council.
Valiya Nambidi of Kollengode.
Venkatagiri, Maharaja of, Sir V.
S. R. Krishna Yachendra,
K.C.I.E.
Provincial Camp guests residing in houses in Delhi.
Appala Kondayamba, Maharani . Maharaja Kumarika of Viziana-
gram.
Ettiyapuram, /auiindar of.
Gajapati Rao, Maharani Lady.
Pithapuram, Raja of.
Ramnad, Raja of.
Sliannmkham Pillai, The Hon'ble
Mr. S. T. . . . . Madras Legislative Council.
Makrai.
CAMP 398. MAP H-7.
Raja Chhatra Sal Shah Hathiya Rai.
Munshi Suklideo Sahi Divvan.
Malerkotla.
CAMP 320. MAP J-6.
His Highness Nawab Ahmed Ali Nawab of Malerkotla.
Khan Bahadur.
Sahibzada Mohammad Iftikhar Heir-apparent.
Ali Khan Bahadur.
Sahibzada Mohammad Jafar AM Younger brother of His Highness.
Khan.
Sahibzada Ihsan Ali Khan.
Sahibzada Abdul Rahman Khan.
Sahibzada Faiz Mohammad Khan
Captain Mumtaz Ali Khan . A.-D.-C.
Captain Zain-ul-Abdin . A.-D.-C.
Major Paiz Ali Khan . A.-D.-C.
Haji Said Ahmad . . A.-D.-C.
228
Abdullah, Syed, B.A.
Abdul Aziz, Dr.
Amba Parshad, B.
Ali Mohammad Khan Lt.-Col.
Allsop, MissR. J.
Allsop, Miss O.
Barkat Khan, Captain
Basant Rai, L.
Bashir Hassan, Sheikh
Bhagwan Das, Rai Sahib
Harnam Singh, Jamadar.
Karta Ram, L.
Kislicn Chand, L.
Mansab Ali Khan, M.
Mehv Mohammad, Khan Bahadur
General Sardar.
Mit Singh, Major
Muhammad Buksh Khan Bahadur,
Lt.-Col.
Mohammad Din, Chaudhri, E. A. C.
Munshi Ram, L.
Rukuii-ud-din, Resaldar
Zafar Ali, S. M.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Foreign Minister.
Staff Doctor.
Supdt., Public Works Dept.
Superintendent, Police.
Governess to the Heir-apparent.
Governess to Sahibzadi Sahiba.
Commanding Artillery.
Superintendent, Foreign Office.
Deputy Foreign Minister.
Medical Officer.
Treasury Officer.
Chief Judge.
Camp Superintendent.
Officer Commanding State Forces.
Commanding Body Guard.
Judge, Chief Court.
Settlement Officer.
Motamid with Pol. Agent.
Body Guard.
Sadar Adalti.
His Highness Raja
Bahadur Chandcra-Bansi.
Amar Singh, Sardar
Devi Singh, B. .
Dilpat Shah, Kunwar.
Gagan Singh, Raja
Ganda Mai Sahib, Mehta
Gur Dial, Munshi
Megh Sahib, Rai .
Raghunath Singh, Mian
Sri Gopal, L.
Thakar Das, Doctor .
Mandi.
CAMP 307. MAP J-7.
Bhawain Sen, Raja of Mandi.
Wazir of Mandi.
Head Clerk.
Jagirdar of Nurpur (Kangra).
Assistant Settlement Officer.
Mir Munshi.
Jagirdar of Kulu, Kangra.
Jamadar of State Forces.
Vakil.
Medical Officer.
Manipur.
CAMP 373. MAP J-6.
His Highness Raja Chura Chand Singh.
Srijukta Bhaskar Singh.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 229
Kajkuinar, Srijukta Dumbra, Singh.
Higgins, Mr. J. C., I.C.S. . . Vice-President, State Durbar.
Iboonga Chauba Singh,. Pettigrew, Rev. W.
Keirumba Thobal, Singh. Selungba Pituinber, Singh.
Tom Chauba, Singh.
Military Tournament Staff Camp.
CAMP 247. MAP E.-6.
Major P. O. Hanibro, 15th Hussars. Instructor, Cavalry School, Saugor.
Capt. & Qr. Mas. S. Callaghan,
17th Lancers.
Capt. B. G. li. Gordon, Gordon Supdt. of Gymnasia, Ambala.
Highlanders.
Capt. R. P. Miles, Shropshire Supdt. of Gymnasia, Secundera-
L. Infantry. bad.
Capt. S. S. Hayne, Northauip- Supdt. of Gymnasia, Poona.
tonshire Regiment.
Capt. & Riding Master S. J. In charge of Camp.
Bastyan, Royal Horse Artillery.
Lieut. & Riding Master J. H.
Butler, 17th Lancers.
Mudhol.
CAMP 447. MAP D-9.
Meherban Malojirav Vyankatrav Raje Ghorpade alias Xanasaheb
Chief of Mudhol.
Meherban Gobindrao Abasaheb (son of the Chief).
Meherban Parwattirao Nanasaheb Baburao Annasaheb Shinde.
of Machaknur. Mr. M. S. Vinekar.
Dr. S. C. Pascal. Mr. N. D. Upani.
Mourbhanj.
CAMP 403. MAP H-6.
Maharaj Sri Ram Chandra BhanjDeo. Feudatory Chief of Mourbhanj.
Lai Sahib Srish Chandra Bhaiij Deo.
Raja Shyam Chandra Murdiaj Feudatary Chief of Nilgiri.
Hari Chandan.
Hari Das Bose, Babu . . . State Judge.
Mohini Mohun Dhar, Babu . . Dewan.
Phoni Madhab Mukharji, Babu.
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Mysore.
CAMP 350. MAP J-8.
Col. His Highness Maharaja Sri Sir Krishnaraja Wadiyar
Bahadur, G.C-B.I.
Sri Kanthirava Karasimharaj Wadiyar Bahadur, Yuvaraja of Mysore.
Mr. R. H. Campbell, I.C.S. . Private Secretary.
Mr V V. Karvc . . . Officer in charge of Camp and Camp
Staff Officer.
Achyuta Rao, Dr. P. S.
Ananda Rao, Mr. T., C.I.E.
Balasundram Iyer, Mr. C. S.
Bullen, Mr. R. H. P. .
Bullcn, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs.
Campbell, Miss.
Chakravarti, Mr. J. S.
Chamappajee Urs, Mr. A.
Devarai Urs, Mr. D. .
Desaraj Urs, Col. J., M.V.O.
Dorasami Iyer, Mr. K. S. .
Dharmsay, Mr. R. M.
Dharmsay, Mr. T. M.
Dharmsay, Mr. M. M.
Gopalkrishna Urs, Mr. M.
Gopalraj Urs, Mr. M.
Gopal Rao, Mr. S.
Govinda Rao, Mr. T. .
Hardaker, Mr. R. C.
Henderson, Major.
Henderson, Mrs.
Ismay, Mr. S., C.S.I., I.C.S.
Ismay, Mrs.
Iyer, Mr. R. N.
Jones, Lt.-Col. R. G.
Krumbiegal, Mr. G. H.
Krumbiegal, Mrs.
Krishnasami Iyer, Dr. E. S.
Kumarsami Naik, Mr. B. J.
Lakshmikantaraj Urs, Mr. M.
Lingaraj Urs, Mr. H.
Lingaraj Urs, Mr. H. C.
Senior Surgeon.
Dew an.
Secretary to Government.
Kolar Gold Fields, Mysore Planter.
Comptroller to Government.
Inspector General of^Police.
Colonel on the Staff.
Deputy Commissioner.
Dewan's Private Secretary.
Chief Judge.
Military Secretary.
Medical Officer.
Deputy Commissioner.
Durbar Bukshy.
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231
Lamiotir, Mr. P.
Madhava Rao, Mr. P., C.I.E.
Mathan, Mr. K.
Mirza M. Ismail, Mr.
Muthanna, Mr. M., Rao Bahadur .
Muddaraj Urs, Mr. H.
Nan-jund'iah, Mr. H. V.
Nanjundaraj Urs, Mr II.
Narsinga Rao, Mr. B.
Narrotam, Mr. M. C. . . .
Pilkington, Mr. H.
Puttayaji Urs, Mr. B.
Puttaima Chotty, Mr. K. P.
Raghavcudra Jlao, Mr. B. D.
Raghavcndra Rao, Mr. P. .
Rauga Char, Mr. N. .
Ranga Rao, Mr. M.
Scofc-Skirving, Mr. O.
Shama Rao, Mr. 1). .
Singra Char, Mr. M.
Sivagcri, Zamindar of.
Sparkcs, Mr. H. II. .
Sparkes, Mrs.
Syed Amir Hassan, Mr.
Subramhanyaraj Urs, Mr. A. V.
Subramhanyaraj Urs, Mr. M. P.
Venkataramaiya, Mr. 1).
Venkatasaniier, Mr. K.
Visvesvaraya, Mr. M.
Under Secretary to Go\ eminent.
Assist. Secretary to His Highness.
Conservator of Korests.
Second Councillor.
Bombay.
Mysore Planter.
First Councillor.
Medical Officer with Dewan.
Huzur Secretary.
Mod. Officer with Her Highness.
Survey Superintendent.
Excise Commissioner.
Chief Engineer.
Mysore. Resident's Camp.
CAMP 10.
The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. Hugh Daly,
C.S.I., C.I.E., LA.
Mrs. Daly.
Miss Daly.
Lieut. K. A. G. Evans- Gordon,
39th Horse.
Major R. F. Standage, I.M.S.
Annasawmi Mudaliar, Rao Baha-
dur, B.P.
Apparanda Mandana, Rai Bahadur
Appaya, Mr. K.
MAP H-8.
Resident in Mysore and Chief
Commissioner, Coorg.
Personal Assistant and Officer in
charge and Camp Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
Assistant Commissioner in Coorg.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Atkinson, Miss.
Brett, Mrs. George.
Fraser, Capt. P. W. N., D.S.O., ,
Haji Ismail Sait, Khan Bahadur.
Mackenzie, Lieut. C. A. C.
Pearse, Lt.-Col. G. R., V.D.
Pearse, Mrs.
Thompson, Major KG.
Thmopson, Mrs.
Warburtoii, Mr. P. B., I.C.S.
2nd Q. O. Cameron Highlanders.
20th Deccan Horse..
Comd. -tf the Coorg and Mysore R.
17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own)
Lancers.
1st Asst. to the Resident and Sec.
to the Chief Comr. of Coorg.
Nabha.
CAMP 304.
Col. His Highness Sir Hira Singh
Mahindar Bahadur, G.C.S.L,
G.C.I.B
The Hoii'ble the Tika Sahih.
Bishen Singh, Sardar
Hardas Singh, Sr. Br. Bakhshi.
Hazura Singh, Sr.
Kahan Singh, Sr.
Macauliffe, Mr.
Malroney, Lt.-Col. .
Nathu Lai, L. .
Nihal Singh, Sr.
TeperChand, L.
Wali Muhammad Khan, Khan
Bahadur, Sr.
MAP J-8.
Raja of NaBha.
Mohtamid.
Ahlkari Ijlas.
Ahlkar.
Retired, I.C.S.
Retired, I.M.S.
Mashir-i-Khas.
Diwan.
Vakil Agency.
Offg. Hakam Adalat.
Nahan (Sirmur).
CAMP 306. MAP J-7.
His Highness Raja Sir Surendar Raja of Sirmur.
Bikram Parkash, Bahadur,
K.C.S.I.
Lt.-Col. Raj Kumar Bir Bikram
Singh, C.I.B.
Lt.-Col. Raja Jai Chund . . Lambagraon.
Rana Noorloke Jung . . A.-D.-C.
CIVIIi AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
233
Gravell, Mr. Arthur .
MacCormack, Dr. H.
Narain Singh, Sardar
Sardar.
Pars Ram, P.
Partap Singh, Chaudhri
Ranbijay Singh, K.
Ran/ore Singh, K.
Randip Singh, K.
. Supdg. Engineer, Foundry.
. Supdt., Medical & Sanitary Dept.
Bahadur Chief Secretary.
. Superintendent, Police.
Narsinghgarh.
CAMP 411. MAP H-6.
His Highness Raja Arjun Singh.
Pandit Kunj Beharilal . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bansi Lai, Pandit.
Batashi Lai, Pandit.
Bhagirath, Lala.
Bhagwant Kishore, Lala.
Biney Singh, Thakur.
Oaneshi Lai, Lala.
Gordhan Singh, Maharaj.
Hi in ay at Ullah, Muhammad.
Hiralal, Lala.
Ikhal Kishan, Pandit.
Jagannath Prasad, Pandit.
Karan Singh, Thakur.
Lalji Ram, Pandit.
Madho Singh, Rawat.
jMadan Mohanlal, Pandit.
Moti Singh, Maharaj.
Manmathnath Mukerji, Bahu.
Nath Mai, Lala.
Onkar Singh, Kunwar.
Onkar Singh Jemadar.
Pancham Singh, Thakur.
Piarey Kishan, Pandit.
Raghuhar Dayal, Lala.
Ran jit Singh, Thakur.
Sardar Singh, Thakur.
Shambhu Singh, Kunwar.
Sudhanlal, Chaubey.
Naval Contingent Camp.
CAMP 202.
Lieut. E. J. Headlam, R.I.M.
MAP J-8.
. Officer in Charge.
Royal Navy.
Flag Capt. A. E. M. Chatfield, Medina."
Capt. W. E. Goodenough, " Cochrane."
Capt. M. Culme-Seymour, "Argyll."
Flag Lieut. H. S. Bowlby, "Medina."
Lieut, the Hon'ble R. O. B. Bridgeman, Medina."
Lieut. A. G. Crawf urd, " Cochrane."
234 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Lieut. H. B. Taylor, Argyll."
Lieut. W. H. Leeke, "Natal."
Sub-Lieut. K W. M. King, Argyll."
Sub-Lieut. G. R. N. Boynton, "Cochrane."
Engineer Commander G. W. Murray, " Defence."
Engineer Lieut. F. G. Haddy, M.V.O.
Fleet Surgeon M. H. Knapp, "Natal."
Surgeon J. 8. Ward, " Defence."
Secretary, Assistant Paymaster K. Butcher, M.V.O.
Royal Marine Artillery.
Major P. Phillips. Lieut. R. W. Hutton. Lieut. J. M. Tuko.
Nawanagar.
CAMP 382. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Jam Shri Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji Jam Saheb of Nawanagar.
Kumar Shri Devisinhji.
Kumar Shri Juvansinhji.
Kumar fcliri Bliojrajji.
Kumar Shri Joravarsinhji.
Kumar Shri Rupsinhji.
Kumar Shri Raisinhji.
Kumar Shri Chandrasinhji.
Azam Ramsing Vala.
Merwanji Pestonji, B.A., LL.B., Dewan.
Shankerrao Kashinath Bave, Officer Commanding State Infantry.
Dr. N. K. Kallianwala, Private Secretary.
Jayashankar Waghji.
Fulchand Daya, State Engineer.
Lord Londesborough.
Lady Londesborough.
Lady Irene Denison.
Mrs. Fellow.
Sir Arthur Priestley, M.P.
Mr. William Hunter.
Mr. Hunt.
Sir Holme Gordon.
Lady Gordon.
Nepal Envoy.
CAMP 18. MAPG-9.
Bahadur Jung, Rana Bahadur . Comdg. Col., Representative of
Govt. of Nepal, Nepal Envoy.
All Khan, Saj jad . . . Nawab of Baghdad.
Dorq, Mr. Abdul Rabb . . 2nd Dragoman, Baghdad.
Maula Bakhsh, Khan Bahadur . Foreign Office Attache.
Muhammad Taki Khan . . Nawab of Baghdad.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAM-PS. 235
North- West Frontier Province.
Chief Commissioner's Camp.
CAMP 11. MAP H-8.
The Hon'ble Lieutenant-Colonel Chief Commissioner.
Sir George Roos-Keppel,
K.C.I.E., I.A.
Capt. W. A. Mad). Garstin, I.A. . Personal Assistant to Chief
Commissioner.
Mr. E. B. Howell, I.C.S. . . Camp Staff Officer.
Donlca, Mr. M. . . . Inspector of Police.
Abdul Qaiyum, Khan Bahadur Aast. Poll. Officer, Khyber.
Sahib/ada, C.I.K
Barton, Mr. W. P., I.C.S.
Barton, Miss W. M.
Blakeway, Major B. D., C.I.K.
Campbell, Captain W. L., I.A. . Asst. Sec. to Chief Commissioner.
Close, Mr. II. Arden, I.P. . . I. G. of Police.
Close, Mrs.
Dick, Colonel A. R., I.A. . Inspecting Officer, Frontier Corps.
Dick, Mrs.
Donald, Mr. 1)., C.I.E., I.P. . Supdt. of Police, Hazara.
Donald, Mr. J. S., C.I.E. . . Resident in Waziristan.
Donald, Mrs.
Dundee, Colonel W. J. D., C.I.E., Secy., P. W. Dept.
R.E.
Dundee, Mrs.
Grant, Mr. A. H., C.I.E., I.C.S. . Deputy Cornmr., Peshawar.
Gregson, Mr. F. R.
Hennessy, Mr. J. G., I.P. . . Asst. Supdt. of Police, Peshawar.
Howard, Lady Katharine.
Irvine, Lieut.-Col. T. W., I.M.S. . Civil Surgeon, Peshawar.
Irvine, Mrs.
Johnston, Mr. F. W., I.C.S. . Secretary to the Chief Cornmr.
Johnston, Mrs.
Lincoln, Mr. G. A. . . . Registrar, Chief Commr.'s Office.
Minchin, Lieut.-Col. C. 1\, D.S.O.
Minchin, Mrs.
Muhammad Aslam Khan, Lieut.-
Col. Nawab Sir, K.C.I.E.
236
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
1 Muhammad Khan . . Assistant Surgeon.
Rawlinson, Lt.-Col. C.B., C.I.E. Rev. Commr., N.-W. F. Province.
Rawlinson, Mrs.
Shekleton, Mrs.
Spender, Mr. A.
Spender, Mrs.
Sundar Singh, Bhai . . . Assistant Financial Secretary to
the Chief Commissioner.
Tucker, Mr. A. L. P., C.I.E., I.C.S. Judicial Commr., N.-W. F. Pro-
vince.
Tucker, Mrs.
North-West Frontier Province Provincial
Camp.
CAMP 438.
Mr. J. A. O. Fitzpatrick, I.C.S.
Khan Sahib Sheikh Muhammad
Akbar Khan.
Subadar-Major Muhammad Ghali
Khan, I.O.M., Khyber Rifles.
Arbab Mir Ahmad Khan, Native
Assistant, Dir.
Muhammad Azim
Talia Muhammad Khan
Malik Mozaffar Khan
MAP E-9.
Political Officer in charge.
Magistrate.
Camp Commandant.
In charge of Mehtar of Chitra
and Nawabs of Dir and Nawa-
gai.
Assistant Surgeon.
Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Inspector of Police.
Shuja-ul-Mulk, C.I.E., Mehtar
of Chitral.
Nawab Aurangzeb Khan, Khan
of Dir.
Nawab Safdar Khan, Khan of
Nawagai.
Khan Zaman Khan, Nawab of
Amb and Upper Tanawal.
.Nawab Ahmed Nawaz Khan,
Saddozai, of Dera Ismail Khan.
Nawab Sir Hafiz Muhammad
Abdulla Khan, Alizai, K.C.I.E.
*Lt.-Col. Nawab Hafiz Muham-
mad Nawaz Khan, Alizai.
Nawab Ghulam Qasun Khan,
Katti Khel, Nawab of Tank.
Nawab Muhammad Af zal Khan,
Khan Bahadur, Gandapur,
of Dera Ismail Khan.
Niwab Arbab Muhammad
Hussain Khan, Khan Bahadur,
Mohmand.
Khan Saheb Khushdil Khan,
Bangash, of Kohat.
Raja Sher Ahmad Khan of
Barreh, Hazara,
Muhammad Hussain Khan of
Garhi Habibullah, Hazara.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL GAMPS.
237
Sultan Barkat Khan of Boi,
Hazara.
Abdulla Khan, Khattak of Nilab,
Peshawar.
Khan Bahadnr Ata Muhammad
Khan of Phnlera, Hazara.
Khan Bahadur Arbab Muham-
mad A/am Khan of Peshawar.
Khan Sahib Muhammad Aman
Khan of Kalabat, lla/ara.
Khan Bahadur Arbab Dost
Muhammad Khan of Tahkal
Bala, Peshawar.
Khan Bahadur Muhabat Khan
of Torn, Peshawar.
Khan Bahadur Khwaja Muham-
mad Khan of lloti, Peshawar.
Khan Bahadur Malik Jan
Khan of Shahpur, Kohat.
Khan Bahadur Muhammad Sadiq
Khan, Bangash, of Kohat.
Khan Bahadur Muhammad Umar
Khan of Shewa, Peshawar.
Khan Bahadur Mir Abbas Khan,
Banuchi, of Bannu.
Wazir Mani Khan.
Allahdad Khan, Isa Khel Mar-
wat, of Bannu.
Khan Muhammad Sadiq Khan,
Mohmand.
Rai Bahadur Lala Karam Chand,
Member of the Municipal Com-
mittee, Peshawar.
Rai Sahib Lakhmi Chand
Ajmiri, of Dera Ismail Khan.
Eai Sahib Rocha Ram, of Hazara.
Khan Bahadur Mian Rabim
Shah, Kaka|Khel,of Peshawar.
Rai Sahib Diwan Jaggan Nath,
Secretary, Municipal Com-
mittee, D. I. Khan.
Khan Sahib Seth Karhn Bakhsh,
Haji, of Peshawar.
Khan Bahadnr Yar Muhammad
Khan, Malikdin Khel Afridi.
Khan Sahib Zaman Khan, Kuki .
Khel Afridi.
Sarwar Khan, Turi, of Alamsher,
Kurram.
Hanif Jan, Turi Saiyad, Kurram.
Rai Bahadur Resaldar Kashi
Nand, Extra Assistant Cominr.
Khan Bahadur Muhammad
Abdul Karim Khan, Extra
Assistant Commissioner.
Lala Prabh Dial, Public Prosecu-
tor, Peshawar Sessions Dn.
Mehtarjao Ghulam Dastgir of
Chitral.
Mehtarjao Dilaram Khan of
Chitral.
Naib Karib Ullah Khan of Dir.
Hayat Ullah Khan of Dir.
Wilayat Khan of Pashab of
Nawagai.
Ahmad Jan of Kotki of Nawagai.
Nawabzada Abdul Latif Khan of
Amb.
Wazir Rahmat Ullah Khan of
Amb.
Subadar-Major Muhammad Ghali
Khan.
Subadar-Major Jawas Khan.
Subadar-Major Mir Hassan.
Subadar-Major Kawan Khan.
Subadar Ghani Shah.
Subadar Muhammad Hussain.
Subadar Akbar Jan.
Subadar Tor Khan.
Subadar Mohibulla.
Jamadar Mir Ahmad Khaih
Jamadar Aziz Khan.
Jamadar Nur Shah.
Havildar Mian Khan.
Havildar Yarbuz.
Sowar Muhammad Shah.
Sub-Inspector Mehr Dass.
Sergeant Ahmad Khan.
Sergeant Pyara Ram.
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CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
North- Western Railway Camp.
CAMP 429. MAP 1-8.
Mr. B. B. Beatson . . . Camp Officer. Camp Staff Officer.
Addis, Mr. R. B. . . . Executive Engineer.
Anderson, Capt. C. F., 11 .E. . Asst. Secretary, Railway Board.
Bagley, Mr. F. B. . . . Chief Engineer, S. P. Railway Co.
Bag-ley, Mrs.
Barlow, Miss.
Barnardiston, Major E., R.E.
Bean, Mr. B. C. L. .
Bean, Mr. L. C. D. .
Bean, Miss.
Beatson, Mrs.
Bell, Mr. E. A. S.
Bell, Mrs.
Berkley, Mrs. Or.
Bicrnacki, Mr. R. K.
Biscoe, Mr. W. T.
Boalth, Mr. V. H. .
Burton, Mr. E. .
Burton, Mrs.
Cameron, Major H. A., R.E.
Cameron, Mrs.
Carnell, Mr. N. M. .
Chalk, Mr. W. O.
Chalk, Mrs.
Charlton, Mr. H. J. .
Coates, Mr. J. .
Coates, Mrs.
Court, Miss.
Deuchars, Mr. G.
Deuchars, Mrs.
Dyson, Mr. B. C.
Dyson, Mrs.
Eustace, Capt. F. R. H., B.E.
Evans, Miss Myddleton.
Everall, Mr. W. T. .
Freeland, Major H. F. E., B.E.
Freeland, Mrs.
French, Miss.
Furnivall, Mr. F.
Furnivall, Mrs.
Executive Engineer.
Asst. Traffic Supdt.
Traffic Superintendent.
Deputy Manager.
Loco. Superintendent.
Asst. Traffic Supdt.
Offg. Depy. Traffic Superintendent,
District Loco. Superintendent.
Deputy Traffic Superintendent.
Deputy Traffic Superintendent.
Asst. Loco. Superintendent.
Asst. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
Supdt., Kalka-Simla Railway .
Senior Govt. Inspr., Circle No. 4.
Chief Engineer.
Executive Engineer.
Asst. Bridge Engineer.
Traffic Manager, Durbar Railways.
Offg. Deputy Manager.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
239
(Moulding, Mr. H.
Gorton, Miss.
Green, Mr. J. D.
Green, Mrs.
Greene, Mr. A.
Hawkes, Mr. P. II. .
Henderson, Mr. .1. J. .
Henderson, Mrs.
Henderson, Miss.
Hunter, Mr. J. C.
Inglis, Mr. J. J.
Inglis, Mrs.
Johns, Mr. W. A., C.I.E. .
Johnston, Mr. A. Jb\ .
Johnston, Mrs.
Kellner, Mr. P. T. It.
Manson, Mr. S. D.
Monsell, Mr. J.
Mort, Mr. A. .
Mount, Lieut. A. 11. L., R,E.
Mount, Mrs.
Nicolls, Mr. R. N. .
Owen, Mr. C. 13.
Owen, Mrs.
Pakenliam- Walsh, Mr. A. R.
Pakenham-Walsh, Mrs.
Porter, Capt. M. T., R.E. .
Porter, Miss.
Pruce, Mr. F. J .
Raynor, Mr. V. O. .
Ross, Mr. C. E.
Ross, Mrs.
Scott, Mr. E. A.
Sisson, Mr. W. A. C.
Sisson, Mrs.
Smellie, Mr. J. H. .
Smellie, Mrs.
Stapleton, Mr. B.
Stowell, Mr. A. T.
Strong, Mr. E. S.
Strong, Misa.
Sutherland, Mr. J.
Sutherland, Mrs.
Trench, Mr. J. S.
Trevor, Mr. D. B.
Asst. Traffic Supdt.
Offg. District Traffic Supdt.
Assistant Engineer.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Special Engineer.
Dist. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
Offg. Carriage and Wagon Supdt.
Chief Engineer.
Executive Engineer.
Examiner of Accounts.
Offg. District Traffic Supdt.
Mining Manager.
Assistant Engineer.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Offg. Executive Engineer.
Offg. Supdg. Engineer.
Assistant Engineer.
Examiner of Accounts.
Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Chief Examiner of Accounts.
Signal Engineer.
Executive Engineer.
Offg. Dy. Loco Supdt.
Executive Engineer.
District Traffic Superintendent.
District Loco. Superintendent.
Engr.-in-Chief for Construction.
District Traffic Superintendent.
District Traffic Superintendent.
240 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Upson, Mr. A. . . Offg. Depy. Traffic Supdt.
Upson, Mrs.
Van Neck, Mr.'S. H. V. . . Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Volkers, Mr. R. C. F. . Secretary, Railway Board.
Walton, Bt-Col. E. W., R.E. . Dy. Engr.-in-Chief, Southern Sec.
Walton, Mrs.
Watson, Capt. C. S. M. C., R.E. . District Traffic Superintendent.
Watson, Mrs.
West, Mr. S. E. . . . Asst. Traffic Supdt.
Wilson, Mr. D. H. . . . Assistant Engineer.
Wilson, Mrs.
Young, Mr. D. R. . . . Asst. Traffic Supdt.
Young, Mr. P. C. . . Assistant Secy., Railway Board.
Young, Mrs.
Young, Mr. W. H. H. . . Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
Northern Army.
Camp of G. O. C. Commanding.
CAMP 37. MAP 1-10.
Lt.-Gcn. Sir James Willcocks, Commanding Northern Army.
K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O.
Lady Willcocks.
Lieut. A. P. Y. Langhorne, D.S.O. A.-D.-C. Officer in charge of Camp.
Muhammad Khan, Khawaja, A.-D.-C.
Risaldar.
^.C,, Capt. G. G. E. Wylly, Q. Extra A.-D.-C.
O. Corps of Guides.
Lieut. A. M. Daniels, 3rd Skinner's Extra A.-D.-C.
Horse.
Lieut. A. M. Smith-Gumming, Sea- Extra A.-D.-C.
forth Highlanders.
Risaldar Khawaja Muhammad A.-D.-C.
Khan.
Bannatine-Allason, Maj.-Gen. R., Commanding Nowshera Brigade.
C.B.
Bingley, Col. A. H., C.I.E. . . Army Headquarters Staff.
Bingley, Mrs.
Birdwood, Mrs.
Bunbury, Brig.-Gen. W. E., C.B. . Brig.-Gen., General Staff, North-
ern Army.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
241
Q. O. Corps of Guides.
Bunbury, Mrs.
Davies, Lt.-Col. F. G. H. .
Davies, Mrs.
Dawkins, Brig.-Gen. H. S.
Dawkins, Mrs.
Drummond, Miss D. C.
Fanshawe, Brig.-Gen. H. D., C.B. Commanding Presidency Brigade.
Harrison, Mr. A. W.
Hensman, Mr. Howard.
Hull, Mr. L. S. B.
Hull, Miss W. G. A.
Lowry-Cole, Col. A. W., C.I?., D.S.O.
Lo wry-Cole, Mrs.
Melliss, Mrs.
Nixon, Lt.-Gen. Sir J. E., K.C.B.
Nixon, Lady.
Pears, Mr. S. E.
Powell, Major John .
Commanding 1st Peshawar Divn.
Sparling, Miss.
Tomkins, Major H. L., D.S.O.
Wood, Major E. J. M.
Wood, Mrs.
Representative of Vol. Forces in
Northern Army.
Assistant Military Secretary.
General Staff, Northern Army.
Orchha State.
CAMP 345. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Saian ad-i-Rajaha-i-Bundelkhand Mahaiaja Mahindia
Sawai Sir Partap Sing Bahadur, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.
Lala Kunwar Lai
Ajit Singh, Kunwar.
Ajodhya Prasad, Pandit.
Alfred, Mr. J. C.
Amir Ali.
Anand Lai.
Anant Ram.
Arjun Singh, Kunwar.
Babar Khan.
Badal Judeo, Dewan.
Badal Judeo, Seuai Dewan.
Badri Narain, Pandit Shastri.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bahadur Sukh Saheb, Kunwar
Judeo.
Balubhai, Doctor.
Bhagwan Das, Lala.
Bhagwaiit Singh, Raja Bahadur.
Bhupat Singh, Kunwar.
Bijai Singh, Kunwar.
Bijai Bahadur, Dewan.
. Bir Singh, Bhawan.
Braj Ballabh, Lala.
Daryao Singh, Thakur.
242
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Dana Dillipat, llao.
Dana Prahalad.
Pidar Hussairi, Khan Bahadur
Sycd.
Durga Prasad, P. Darogha.
Gajraj Singh.
Gambhir Singh, Kunwar.
Gambhir Singh Judeo, Scwai Rao
Bahadur.
Ganesh Judeo, Rao.
Ganga Sahai, Vaid,
Ghanshiam Singh, Bhawan.
Gya Bidua, Pandit.
Harbal Singh, Kunwar.
Harcharaii Singh, Kunwar, of
Saigawan.
Ibrahim, Maulvi.
Ishwari Singh, Kanwajia.
Jagannath Prasad, Lala.
Jagmohan Singh, Lala.
Janki Prasad, Lala.
Ju Jaria, Kuuwar.
Kamta Prasad, Pandit.
Karari Singli, Bhawan.
Kehar Singh, Lala.
Khalak Sing Judeo, Scwai
Dewan Bahadur.
Kunwar Lai, Lala.
Kishorc Sing Judeo, Dewan
Bahadur.
Kunwar Lai, Lala.
Lai Muhammad, Shaikh.
Madho Singh Judeo, Gurdial
Sewai Dewan Bahadur.
Madho Prasad, Lala.
Mardan Singh Judeo, Dcwau.
Mardan Singh Judeo, Kunwar.
Mathura Prasad, Babu.
Mazbut Singh Judeo, Dewan.
Mazbut Singh, Kunwar.
Mohan Payak.
Muhammad Abbas.
Murlidhar, Lala.
Muhammad Syed.
Pahar Singh, Lala.
Panah Muhammad, Shaikh.
Puncham Singh.
Raghunath, Pandit Dauju.
Raghunath Singh, Kunwar of
Baghat.
Raja Ram, Lala.
Ram Charon, Doctor.
Ram Prasad, Lala.
Sarju, Pandit, Upadhya.
Samp Singh, Lala.
Safcruban Jadeo, Kunwar.
Shera Jan, Shaikh.
Slier khan.
Seraj-ul-Haq, Hakim.
Sri Prasad, Lala.
Sundar Lai.
Syed Hussain, Mir.
Ummcd Ali.
Vikramajit, Kunwar.
Wali Muhammad Khan.
Zaman Khan, Khan Sahib, Khan
Bahadur Muhammad, Nasrat
Jang, Madarul Mohan.
Oudh and Rohilkhand Railway Camp.
CAMP 430. MAP 1-8.
Col. C. H. Cowie, R.E. . . Manager, Oudh & Rohilkhaud Ry.
Mr. D. E. Keatinge . . . Officer in charge.
Mr. J. E. Williams . . . Camp Staff Officer.
Alexander, Mr. R. D. J.
Allum, Miss.
Barstow, Mrs.
Executive Engineer, E, B. S. Ry.
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243
Bramley, Mr. B. C. .
Calder, Mr. N. D.
Chalmers, Mr. C. 8. .
Collctt White, Mr. 11. J. .
Collett White, Mrs.
Cooke, Mr. W. L. S. .
Cowie, Mrs.
Crosbie, Mr. J. X.
Crosbic, Mrs.
Evans, Mr. A. O.
Finney, Miss.
Gardiner, Major A., II. E. .
Gardiner, Mrs.
Gregson, Mr. T.
Halliday, Mr. K. J. .
Higginson, Mr. G. B.
Highet, Mr. J. C.
Highet, Mrs.
Izat, Capt. W. 11., R.E.
Izat, Miss.
Jacobson, Mr. A. B. .
Jackson, Miss.
Jai Narain Sahib, Bai
Jeffreys Clarke, Mr.
Jeffreys Clarke, Mrs.
Keatinge, Miss.
Keatingc, Miss I.
La-Touche, Miss.
Marriott, Mr. B. E. .
McComas, Mr. H.
McCoinas, Mr. B.
McKechnie, Miss.
McNeil, Mr. J.
McPherson, Capt. D. W. .
McPherson, Mrs.
Menzies, Bev. H.
Murray, Major V., B.E.
Murray, Mrs.
O'Connor, Mr. M. S. Scott .
O'Connor, Mrs. Scott.
Pearce, Mr. W. B. .
Pearce, Mrs.
Quinlan, Mrs. D.
Bam Kishen, Mr.
Ratcliffe, Mr. Cuthbert.
Superintendent of Police.
Asst. Traffic Supdt., 0. & B. By.
Asst. Engineer, 0. & B. By.
Dist. Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Asst. Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Asst. Engineer.
Asst. Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Deputy Manager, O. & B. By.
Loco. & Carr. Supdt., O. & B. By.
Executive Engineer, C. B. By.
Asst. Supdt. of Police.
Asst. Manager, O. & B. By.
Executive Engineer, O. & B. By.
By. Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Dist. Traffic Supdt., 0. & B. By.
Post Master General, U. P.
Asst. Engineer, O. & B. By.
Executive Engineer.
Planter, Ceylon.
Government Telegraph Dept.
62nd Punjabis.
Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Dist. Traffic Supdt., O. & B. By.
Dist. Loco. Supdt.
Asst. Engineer, O. & B. By.
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Ratcliffe, Mrs. Cnthbert.
Rennick, Mr. C. S. .
Rennick, Mrs.
llcnnick, Miss.
Rose, Mrs. C. S.
Rose, Miss.
Rose, Mr. G. W. N. .
Rose, Miss.
Rose, Mr. H. E.
Sanders, Miss.
fcaunders, Major F. W , 11 K.
Bimson, Mr. J.
Taylor, Mr. H. B. .
Taylor, Mrs.
Tomkins, Mr. S. C. .
Tomkins, Mrs.
Tomkins, Miss.
Vost, Col. W., I.M.S.
Yost, Mrs.
Walton, Mr. H. R. .
Watson, Mr. A.
Watson, Mrs.
White, Mr. H. G. Norman .
White, Mrs. Norman.
. Enginecr-in-Chicf .
. Asst. Engineer, (). & R. lly.
. Signal Engineer, O. & R. Ry.
. Engineer-in-Chief, E. 13. S. Ry.
. Chief Examiner, of Accounts,.
O. & H. Ry.
Engineer -in-Cliief, C aw n p o r e-
Banda Railway.
Dist. Traffic Supdt., O. & R. Ry.
Dist. Loco. & Carr. Snpdt.,
O. & R. Ry.
Palanpur.
CAMP 385. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Navab Sir Sher Muhammad Khan Zoravar Khan,
* G.C.I.E., Kawab of Palanpur.
Nawabzada Tale Muhammad Khanji (Heir-apparent).
Nawab/ada Yaver Hussein Khanji.
Dost Mahomed Khan Pahad Khan.
Piroz Khan Mahomed Khanji.
Jaffar Khan Ajam Khanji, Patawat Jaghirdar.
Najubhai ISalabat Khanji, Patawat Jaghirdar.
Pathan Soramkhanji Sujatkhanji, Patawat Jaghirdar.
Jagtaji Ebrahinikhanji, Patawat Jaghirdar.
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Murad Mian Lala Mirjan, Military Secretary to His Highness.
Galu Mian Hotbhai Mushaib.
Alidad Khan Murid Khan Mushaib.
Mr. Ranchodlal V. Patwari, B.A., LL.B., Chief Minister.
Dr. P. Dhondupanthji.
Mr. P. N. Samaldas, Reveme Commissioner.
Captain A. G. L. Astley, 14th King's Hussars.
Lieut. ,1. A. T. Mitter, 14th King's Hussars.
Mrs. Mcrcwether.
Thakoy Nizam Khan.
Beysingh, A.-D.-C.
Anwer Khan, A.-D.-C.
Trimanlal Kothari.
Kumar Saoan Singh Tessingh of Jedhpur.
Thakor Kishore Singh of Beda.
Maharaj Kishnasinhji (brother of the Maharaja of Idar).
Kumar Shri Dausinghji of Jodhpur.
Rav Raja Suratsinhji.
Panna State.
CAMP 336. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Mahendra Jovendra Singh.
M. Mubarak Ali Khan . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bharatendra Singh, Dewan.
Bijey Singh, Kunwar.
Ganeshdatt, Pandit.
Gune, D. N.
Khaliluddin Ahmed, Kazi.
Macnabb, Captain R. J., Tutor
to H. H. the Maharaja.
Macnabb, Mr. A. C., I.C.S.
None Ganeshju, Kunwar.
Puran Chandra Mitter, Babu.
Raghuvendra Singh, Dewan.
Sahib Ram, Babu.
Sher Singh, Captain.
Sobha Singh, Kunwar.
Tirlok Singh, Kunwar.
Partabgarh.
CAMB 368. MAP 1-6.
His Highness Maharawal Raghunath Singh Bahadur.
Maharaj Kunwar Gorvardhan Singh of Arnod.
Bhawani Singh, Thakur of
Achloda.
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Bukhtawar Singh, Thaknr of Secretary to Council.
.Thaiitla.
Bukhtawar Singh, Thakur of A.-D.-C. to Maharaj Kunwar.
Xagdi.
Dawlat Singh, Knnwar of Barhi . A.-D.-C. to Maharaj Kunwar.
Manohar Singh, Kunwar of A.-D.-C. to Maharaj Kunwar.
Dhanesri.
Pataudi.
CAMP 331. MAP J-6.
Nawab Mu/affar Ali Khan Bahadur.
Mohammad Ibrahim Ali Khan . Heir-apparent.
Mohammad Hussain, M. . . Tahsildar Pensioner, Adviser to
the Chief.
Patiala.
CAMP 301. MAP. 1-8.
His Highness Maharaj Adhiraja Rajeshwar Sri Maharaja- i-llajagan
Bhupindar Singh Mahindar Bahadur, Maharaja of Patiala.
Her Highness the Maharani Sahiba
of Patiala.
His Highness The Hon'ble Kunwar
Sir llanbir Singh, K.C.S.T.
Major K. M. Mistri . . . Private Secretary and Household
Minister.
Capt. Sardar Kishen Singh, A.-D.-C. Member of the Coronation Durbar
Committee, Patiala.
Capt. Sardar Ajmer Singh, A.-D.-C. Member of the Coronation Durbar
Committee, Patiala.
Amar Singh, Sardar . . . Nazim.
Anirik Singh, Capt. Sardar . . Supdt. of Police, Patiala.
Arjan Singh, Major Sardar . . Magistrate, Patiala.
Bakshish Singh, Sardar . . Military Secretary.
Balwant Singh, Capt. Sardar . Asst. Pvte. Secy, to His Highness.
Basheshar Sarup, Sardar . . Asst. Private Secy, to H. H. the
Kumar Sahib.
Beer Indar Singh, Kunwar.
Bhagwan Singh, Sardar . . Chief Justice.
Bowles, Mr. C. W. . . Superintending Engineer.
Chanda Singh, Col. Sardar.
diet Singh, Sardar . . . Vakil Agency.
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247
Gokal Charid, Sardar
Gurdial Singh, Capt. Sardar
Hazaura Singh, Capt. Sardar.
Jagindcr Singh, Sardar
Jaginder Singh, Major Sardar.
James, Col. C. II., I.M.S.
Jaswant Singh, Capt. Sardar
Jiwaii Singh, Sardar, C.S.I.
Kartar Singh, Sardar
Khadim Hussain, Capt. Sardar.
Koenig, Mr. F. .
Kisheii Singh, Sardar
Laclihman Das, Sardar
Madan Singh, Sardar.
Munshi Ham, Sardar.
Nanak Singh, Sardar .
Karain Das, Sardar.
Narnarain Singh, Sardar
Xarain Singh, Dr.
Niranjan Singh, Capt. Dr.
Niranjaii Singh, Lieut. Sardar.
liaghbir Chand, Sardar
Ham Narain Singh, Kunwar.
Rain Singh, Sardar
Sarup Sing, General Sardar.
Sewa Singh, Sardar.
Shibdit Singh, Capt. Sardar.
Sodhi Sujan Singh, Sardar
Tarachand, Major Sardar .
Wazir Chand, Sardar
Deputy Foreign Minister.
Sardar Deohri.
Home Minister.
Medical Adviser.
Supdt., Kharkhaiijat.
Rais Shchzadpur.
Shezadpur.
Director of H. H.'s Band.
Supdt., Lassi Khana.
Executive Engineer.
Hony. Magistrate, Rais Bahadur.
Diwan.
Postmaster-General.
Shehzadpur.
Foreign Minister.
Magistrate, Sanoor.
Private Secretary to H. H. the
Kunwar Sahib.
Police Camp.
CAMP 463. MAP D-8.
Farquhar, Mr. C. D. . . . Superintendent of Police.
Farquhar, Mrs.
Police Central Camp.
CAMP 45. MAP 1-11.
Mr. F. W. Phillips .
Abdullah Sheikh
Barnard, Mr. A. B., C.LE.
Officer in charge and Camp Staff
Officer.
Dy. Superintendent of Police.
Dy. Dir., Crimnl. Intelligence.
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Barnard, Mrs.
Beaty, Mr. G. .
Beaty, Mrs.
Bennett, Mr. 11. H. .
Bowring, Mr. 1. W. .
Bowring, Miss.
Brainlcy, Mr. P.
Close, Mrs.
Cooke, Mr. T. F.
Crawford, Mr. P. R. .
Dennys, Lt.-Col. H. T.
Dennys, Mrs.
Glascock, Mrs.
Handyside, Mr. E. C. .
Hare-Scott, Mr. H. V. B.
Halland, Mr. G.
Hovvell, Mr. B. B.
Howell, Mrs.
Isemonger, Mr. F. C. .
Isemonger, Mrs.
Iver, Mr. G. G. B. .
Iver, Mrs.
Ker, Mr. J. C., I.C.S.
Lowther, Mr. B. C. .
Macpherson, Mr. C. .
Macrae, Mr. A. R.
Mercer, Mr. A. W. .
Mercer, Mrs.
Misick, Mr. J.
Misick, Miss.
Prickard, Mr. G. H. .
Petrie, Mr. D. .
Bundle, Mr. G. A.
Smith, Mr. Sydney.
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Miss.
Smith, Miss. K.
Stead, Mr. C. .
Stead, Mrs.
Stewart, Mr. A. C. .
Stewart, Mrs.
Sukha Singh, Sardar Sahib
Tomkins, Mr. L, L. .
Dy. Superintendent of Police.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Dy. Inspr.-Genl. of Police, IT. P.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Dy. Inspector- Genl. of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Persnl. Asstt. to Dir., Criminal
Intelligence.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police (Provin-
cial Camps).
Superintendent of Police.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Asstt. Dir., Criml. Intelge. Dept.
Dy. Inspector-General of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Superintendent of Police.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 249
Tomkins, Mrs.
Vickery, Mr. P. C. . . . Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Waite, Mr. H. W. . . Asstt. Supdt. of Police.
Wall, Mr. M. G. ... Superintendent of Police.
Wall, Mrs.
Wallace, Mr. S. E. . Dy. Inspector-General of Police.
Wallace, Miss.
Wallace, Miss.
Wilkin, Mr. A, H. . . Superintendent of Police.
Wilkin, Mrs.
Police (Special Military) Camp.
CAMP 415. MAP H-7.
U,., Capt. The Hon'ble A. G. A. Officer in charge of Camp.
Hore-Ruthven, 1st (King's)
Dragoon Guards.
The Hon'ble Mrs. Hore-Ruthven.
Postal Officers' Camp.
CAMP 427. 1-8.
Appleby, Mr. K. A. . . . Personal Assistant to the Post-
master-General, Punjab and N.
W. P. Circle.
Cook, Mr. J. H. E. . . . Superintendent of Post Office.
Crosse, Mrs.
Fanshawe, Mr. G. D. . . Superintendent of Post Offices.
Maxwell, Miss.
Muirhead, Mrs.
Shout, Mr. P. P. ... Personal Assistant to the Dir -Gen.
of the Post Office of India.
Camp behind Coronation Durbar Post Office.
Glacken, Mr. S. H. . . 2nd Deputy Postmaster, Corona-
tion Durbar Post Office.
Loughlin, Mr. P. J. . . .1st Assistant Postmaster, Corona-
tion Durbar Post Office.
Murtrie, Mr. D. J. . . . Chief Supdt. and Postmaster,
Coronation Durbar Post Office.
Kae, Mr. C. D. . . .1st Deputy Postmaster, Corona-
tion Durbar Post Office.
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Pudukkottai.
His Highness Sri Brahadamba
Das Eaja Martanda Bhairava
Tondiniaii, Bahadur.
(Will live in a house on the Alipur Boad).
M. E. Ky. Bhairava Eamachandra Brother of His Highness and
Durai, Raja. Military Secretary.
M. E. Ey. D. M. Durai, Eaja . Brother of His Highness.
M. E. Ey. Krishna Swami Durai, Brother of His Highness and
Eaja. Commandant.
M. E. Ey. Vijaya Eaghunath Brother of His Highness and
Durai, Eaja. Dewan.
Boddy, Col. O. V., E.E.
Bracken, Mr. G. T. H., I.C.S. . State Superintendent.
Punjab.
His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor's
Camp.
CAMP 35. MAP 1-9.
His Honour Sir Louis Dane, Lieutenant- Governor.
K.C.I.E., C.S.I., I.C.S.
Lady Dane.
Miss Dane.
Miss N. Dane.
Miss D. Dane.
Major E. C. Bay ley, 15th Lan- Private Secretary.
cers.
Major A. Y. Cheyne, 15th Lan- Camp Staff Officer.
cers.
Capt. J. C. Eussell, 9th Hodson's A.-D.-C.
Horse.
Capt. J. H. Bennett, 3rd Extra A.-D.-C.
Skinner's Horse.
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('apt. R. Dane, 21st Cavalry . Extra A.-D.-C.
Lt.-Col. W. T. Wright, 1st Honorary A.-D.-C.
P. V. Rifles.
Lt.-Col. D. M. Davidson, I.M.S. Medical Officer.
Mr. V. A. Short . . . Police Officer.
Bennett, Mr. W. E. T. . . . Chief Engr., Irrigation Branch,
P. W. 1)., Punjab.
Bennett, Mrs.
Brigstocke, Mr. A. M. . . . Accountant General, Punjab.
Brown, Dr. Edith . . . Principal, Institution India Med.
Mission for Christian Women.
Bruce, The Hon'ble G.
Burt, The Hon'ble Mr. H. P., Punjah Leg. Council and Man-
C.I.E. ager, N. W. Ry., and Commdt.,
N. W. Ry. Rines.
Burt, Mrs.
Currie, The Hon'ble Mr. J. . . Punjab Leg. Council & Presdt.,
Punjab Chamber of Commerce.
Currie, Mrs.
Darling, Mr. M. L. . . Under Secy., Political Dept.,
Punjab Government.
Darling, Mrs.
Diack, The Hon'ble Mr. A. II., Punjab Leg. Council and 2nd
C.V.O. Financial Commr., Punjab.
Diack, Mrs.
Douglas, Lt.-Col. M. W., C.I.E. . Deputy Commissioner, Lyallpur.
Douie, The Hon'ble Mr. J. McC., Punjab Leg. Council & 1st Finl.
C.S.I. Commr., Punjab.
Douie, Mrs.
Ewiiig, Rev. J. C. R., M.A., D.D., Vice-Chnclr., Punjab Univ. &
LL.D. Prin., Forrnan Christian Coll.
Farrant, The Hon'ble Mr. J. T. . Punjab Leg. Council & Chief
Engr., Bldgs. & Rds. Br., P.
W. D., Punjab.
Farrant, Mrs.
Fenton, The Hon'ble Mr. M. W., Punjab Leg. Council & Chief
C.S.I. Secy, to Government.
Fleming, Miss E.
French, Mr. E. Lee . . . Inspr.-Gen. of Police, Punjab.
French, Mrs. Lee.
Godley, The Hon'ble Mr. J. C. . Punjab Leg. Council & Dir. of
Pub. Instrn., Punjab.
Godley, Mrs.
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Grey, Mrs.
Hamilton, Major A.
Hamilton, Mrs.
Harkishen Lai, Mr. . . . Banker.
Harkishen Lai, Mrs.
Harnam Singh, Raja Sir, K.C.I.E.
Harnaiii Singh, Rani, Lady.
Johnstoue, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, Chief Court, Punjab.
D. C.
Johnstone, Mrs.
Johnstone, Miss.
Kensington, The Hon'ble Mr. Judge, Chief Court, Punjab
Justice A.
Kensington, Mrs.
Kensington, Miss.
Ker, The Hon'ble Sir A. M., Kt., Punjab Legislative Council.
C.I.E.
Ker, Lady.
Lefroy, The Eight Rev. G.A., D.I). Bishop of Lahore.
Mant, The Hon'ble Mr. R. A. . Punjab Leg. C. and Finl. Secy.
to Government
Mant, Mrs.
Massieu, Madame.
Masson, Sir David, Kt., C.I.E.
Masson, Lady.
Meredith, The Hon'ble Mr. A. . Punjab Leg. Counl. & Adcll.
Member, Imperial Council.
Meredith, Mrs.
Muhammad Shan, The Hon'ble Punjab Legislative Council.
Mian, Khan Bahadur. \
O'Brien, Major A. J., C.I.E. . Deputy Commr., Muzaffargarh.
O'Brien, Mrs.
Parsons, The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. C. G. Punjab Legislative Council and
Commr., Lahore Divn.
Parsons, Mrs. ^
Reid, The Hon'ble Sir Arthur, Kt. Chief Judge, Punjab Chief Court.
Reid, Lady.
Robertson, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Judge, Chief Court, Punjab.
F. A.
Robertson, Mrs.
Scratchley, Mr. A. J. . . . Chief Engr., Irrigation Branch,
P. W. D., Punjab.
Scratchley, Mrs.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
253
Shadi Lai, The Hon'ble Rai Baha- Punjab Legislative Council.
dur.
Tollinton, The Hon'ble Mr. H. P. . Punjab Legislative Council and
Revenue Sec. to Govt.
Tollinton, Mrs.
Warlmrton, Mr. J. P., C.I.E. . Punjab Police (Retired).
Young, Lt.-Col. F. Popham, C.I.E. . Dy. Commr., Sialkot.
Young, Mrs.
Yusnf Shah, The Hon'ble Khwaja . Punjab Legislative Council.
Punjab Commission Camp.
CAMP 23. MAI? A-9.
Brewster, Mr. J. F., I.C.S. . Camp Staff Officer.
Atkins, Mr. C. H., I.C.S.
Atkins, Mrs.
Coldstream, Mr. J., I.C.S.
Connolly, Mr. J. P., I.C.S.
Currie, Mr. M. M. L., I.C.S.
Currie, Miss.
DeMontmorency, Mr. G. P., I.C.S.
Dobson, Mr. B. H., I.C.S.
Douglas Johnston, Miss.
Ferguson, Mr. J. S., I.C.S.
Gordon, Mr. G., I.C.S.
Gordon-Walker, Mr. A., I.C.S.
Gordon-Walker, Mrs.
Graham, Mr. A., I.C.S.
Graham, Mrs. A.
Harrison, Mr. M. H., I.C.S.
Howoll, Mr. G. C. L., I.C.S.
Hoxvell, Mrs.
Jcnkyns, Mr. H. H., I.C.S.
Jenkyns, Mrs.
Keates, Capt. H. C., I.M.S.
Kettlewell, Mr. A. B., I.C.S.
Kettlevvell, Mrs.
Knapp, Fleet Surgeon M. H., R.N.
Knollys, Major R. W. E., I.A.
Knollys, Mrs.
Lang, Mr.
Lee, Capt.
Maynard, Mr. H. J., I.C.S.
Maynard, Mrs.
Metealfe, Mr. H. A. F., I.C.S.
Nicolas, Major F. C., I.A.
Nicolas, Mrs.
Plo\vden, Mrs. G. Chichele.
Saiidbach, Miss.
Seymour, Miss.
Shuttleworth, Mr. H. L., I.C.S.
Skemp,Mr. F. W., I.C.S.
Small wood, Mr. E.
Lee, Mrs.
Lnmsden, Mr. O. F., I.C.S.
Lnmsden, Mrs.
Maconachie, Mr. 11. R., I.C.S.
Maffey, Mrs.
Malan, Mr. C. H., I.C.S.
Smith, Lt.-Col. S. Browning,
I.M.S. b
Smith, Mr. H. S. Scott, I.C.S.
Smith, Mrs. Scott.
Smith, Miss. Scott.
Stevens, Miss.
Trevaskis, Mr. H. K., I.C.S.
Vincent, Miss.
Vincent, Miss A.
Walker, Miss.
Whateley, Miss.
Whitehead, Mr. R. B., I.C.S.
Young, Mr. G. M., I.C.S.
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Punjab Provincial Camp.
CAMP 433.
Mr. J. P. Connolly, I.C.S. .
Lt.-Col. A. W. T. Buist, I.M.S. .
Mr. J. Wilson Johnston, I.C.S.
Khwaja Tasadduq Husain, E.A.C.
Abdul Ghafur Khan, Khan Baha-
dur.
Adamji Mamoonji, The Hon'ble
Khan Bahadur.
Ahad Shah, Khwaja, The Hon'ble
Aiirodh Singh, Mian .
Arjan Singh, Bhai
Arur Singh, Sardar Bahadur
Ata Mohammad Khan, Malik,
Khan Bahadur.
Bahrain Khan, The Hon'ble
Nawab, C.I.E., Chief of the
Mazari Tribe
Badan Singh, Sardar, C.S.I.
Baldeo Singh, Rao
Balwant Singh, Sardar
Bhagwant Singh, Sardar
Bhagwant Singh, Sardar
Bikram Singh, Sardar
Bishan Das, Rai Bahadur
Buist, Mrs.
Buta Singh, Rai Bahadur, C.I.E. .
Campbell, Miss.
Charanjit Singh, Sardar, Ahlu-
walia.
Chatterji, Sir P. C , Kt , C.I.K,
Rai Bahadur.
Daljit Singh, Sardav, Ahluwalia .
Deo Indar Singh, Sardar
Dina Nath Prithu Data, M.D , C.M.
Din Mohammad Khan, Sardar,
Acting Tumandar of Leghari
Tribe.
MAP F-9.
Cam}) Staff Officer.
Medical Officer.
Officer in charge Baluch Tuman-
dar s.
Officer in charge.
Khan of /aida, Divisional Judge.
Rawalpindi, Punjab Legislative
( 'ouiicil.
Ludhiana, Punjab Legislative
Council.
Ramgarh, Dist. Ambala.
Bagrian, Dist. Ludhiana.
Amritsar.
Kalabagh, Dist. Mianwali.
Rojhan, D. G. Khan Dist., Punjab
Legislative Council.
Malaudh, Dist. Ludhiana.
Raipur, Ambala Dist.
Moran, Jullundhar Dist.
Bhadaur, Ludhiana Dist.
Ber, Ludhiana Dist'
Amritsar.
Personal Assistant to Manager,
N. W. Railway.
Rawalpindi.
Jullundhar.
Lahore.
Jullundhar.
Ghanauli, Ambala Dist.
Civil Surgeon.
Choti, Dera Ghazi Khan Dist.
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255
Dost Mohammad Khan, bardar
Dost Mohammad Khan, Malik,
Tiwana.
Drihan Khan, Sardar, Khan Baha-
dur, Tumandar of Drishak
Tribe.
Eaten Ali Khan, Kaziihash,
Nawab, C.I.E.
Fateh Singh, Raja
Fazal Ali Khan, Sardar, Chief of
the Kasrani Tribe.
Ganga Ram, Rai Bahadur, C.I.E.
Ghulam Hussain Khan, Sardar,
Chief of Sori Lund Tribe.
Ghulam Mohammad Khan, Malik,
Jodra,
Ghulam Sadik, Sheikh, Khan Baha-
dur.
Gian Singh, Sardar . . .
Gopal Das, Bhandari, Rai Bahadur
Gul Muhammad
Gulzar Singh, Sardar .
Gurbakhash Singh, Baba Bedi
Gurbakhash Singh, Bhai
Gurdit Singh, Bhai
Gyan Chand, Rai Sahib
Hari Chand, The Hon'ble Rai
Bahadur.
Hari Kishen Kaul, Rai Bahadur,
Pundit.
Hari Ram, Lala . . ,
Harikishen Singh, Thakur .
Harnam Singh, Sardar Bahadur .
Harnam Singh, Sardar
Hassan Bakhsh, Makhdum, Khan
Bahadur.
Hussan Bakhsh, Gurdezi, Syed,
Khan Bahadur.
Ibrahim Ali Khan, Nawab .
If tkhar-ud-din, Fakir Syed, C.I.E*
Ikramula Khan, Mirza, Khan
Sahib.
Rojhan, D. G. Khan Dist.
Shahpur Dist.
D. G. Khan Dist.
Lahore.
Lahore.
D. G. Khan District.
Lahore.
D. G. Khan District.
Pindigheb, Attock Dist.
Amritsar.
Pindi Lala, Gujrat Dist.
Pleader, Amritsar & Vice-P resi-
dent, Municipal Committee.
Pleader, and Vice-P resident, Mu-
nicipal Committee, Fcrozepur.
Amritsar.
Rawalpindi.
Amritsar.
Lahore.
Vice-President, Dist. Board,
Sialkot, and Hon. Magistrate.
Multan, Punjab Legislative
Council.
Supdt., Census Operations.
Rawalpindi.
Kishen Kot, Gurdaspur Dist.
Kharar, Dist. Ambala.
Mukerian, Hoshiarpur Dist.
Multan.
Multan.
Kunjpura, Karnal Dist.
Lahore.
Gujranwala.
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Inam Ali, Maulvi, Khan Bahadur
Jiwan Singh, Sardar, C.S.I.
Jallab Khan, Sardar, C.I.E.,
Tumandar of Gurchani Tribe.
Jamal Khan, Sardar, de jure
Tumandar of Leghari Tribe.
Joti Parshad, Lala
Jawahir Singh, Sardar
Khuda Bakhsh Khan, Malik
Nawnb, Tiwana.
Lnclnnan Singh, Sardar
Lutf Hnssain Khan, Mian
Mahdi Shah, Sayad, The Hon'ble
Khan Sahib.
Mahan Chand Thakur, Hony.
E. A. C.
Mamdot, Nawab of .
Massu Khan, Sardar, Chief of the
Tibbi Lund Tribe.
Megh Singh, Rai
Melir Singh, Sardar, Chaohi
Milkhi Earn, Rai Bahadur .
Mohan Lai, Rai Bahahur .
Mubarak Khan, Sardar, Chief of
Khosa Tribe.
Mubariz Khan, The Hon'ble Lieut.
Malik, Tiwana.
Muhammad Abdul Karim Khan,
Khan.
Mohammad Akbar Khan, Raja .
Mohammad Ali Khan, Kazilbash,
Khan Bahadur.
Mohammad Amin Khan, Malik
Mohammad Hakhsh, Khan Baha-
dur.
Mohammad Khan, Raja
Mohammad Tahir, Sardar, Sado-
zai.
Mohammad Yar Khan, Khan
Narain Singh, Sardar
Narindar Chand, Raja, C.S.I.
Narindra Nath, Diwan, Diwan
Bahadur.
Divisional Judge.
Ainbala Dist.
Harrand, D. G. Khan Dist.
Choti, D. G. Khan Dist.
Jagadhri, Ainbala Dist.
Ainbala Dist.
Khwajabad, IShahpur Dist.
Buria, Ainbala Dist.
D. tt. Khau Dibt.
Lyallpur, Punjab Legislative
Council.
Ainritsar.
Ferozepnr.
D. G. Khan Dist.
Wazir Rupi (Kullu), Kangra Disfc.
Wazirabad, Gujranwala Dist.
Vice-President, Municipal^ Com-
mittee, Lahore.
Lahore.
D. G. Khan Dist.
Jehanabad, Shahpur Dist.
Isa Khel, Mianwali Dist.
Jhclum.
Vice-President, Municipal Com*
mittee, Laliore.
Shamshabad, ^.ttock Dist.
Lahore.
Pothi, Gujrat Dist.
Ludhiana.
Multan.
(iujiaiiwala.
/Nadauii, Kangra Dist.
Deputy Commissioner.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
257
Paind Khan, s. o. Sardar Moham-
mad Hussain Khan, BozdarlChief.
Partab Singh, Eisaldar, Sardar
Bahadur.
Raghbir Singh, Sardar
Ram Chand Raizada .
Ram Saran Das, Rai Bahadur
Ram Pal, Raja, C.S.I.
Ilia/ Hussain, Sheikh, Khan
Bahadur.
llustam Ali Khan, Nawab .
Sardar-ud-Din Shah, Makhdum
Saif Ullah Khan, Nawab .
Shahre Khan, Risaldar- Major
JShamshor Singh, Bhai
Sher Ahmed Khan, Sardar, C.I.E, .
Shibdeo Singh, Sardar
Shib Kirpal Singh, Sardar .
Shib Narain Singh, Sardar
Sujan Singh, Bedi
Sukhram, Lala ....
Simdar Singh, The Hon'ble Sar-
dar Bahadur, Majithia.
Sunder Singh, Sardar
Tara Chand, Lala
TJmar Daraz Ali Khan, Khan
Umrao Singh, Sardar, Majithia .
Wali Ullah Khan
Wilson Johnston, Mrs.
D. G. Khan Dist.
Lyallpur.
Amritsar.
Vice-Prcs., Mun. Com., Multan.
Lahore.
Kangra.
Multan.
Karnal.
Multan Dist.
Kangarh, Muzaffargarh Dist.
Jhclum.
Arnauli, Ambala Dist.
Amritsar.
Siranwali, Sialkot Dist.
Ghanauli, Ambala Dist.
Shahabad, Karnal Dist.
Una, Hoshiarpur Dist.
Sirsa, Hissar Dist.
Amritsar, Punjab Legislative
Council.
Malaudh, Ludhiana Dist.
Bhiwani, Hissar Dist.
Karnal.
Amritsar.
Inspector of Police, Hoshiarpur.
Press European Camp.
CAMP 44. MAI> Ml.
Mr. C. B. Bayley, M.V.O. . . Officer in charge, Press Camp.
Mr. Alma Latin*, I.C.S. . . Asst. Officer in charge, Press Cainp.
Begg, Mr. S. .
Besso, Signor
Bradley-Birt, Mr. F. R.
Brcmner, Mr. D. S. .'
Buck, Mr. E. J.
Buckle, Mr. A. J.
Castle, Mr. Ivor
Collins, Mr. A. G. .
Cotes, Mr. E. C.
Courtney, Mr. Thomas
Illustrated London News.
La Tribuna.
Daily Telegraph.
Madras Mail.
Renter's Agency, Simla.
Madras Times.
Daily Mirror.
Indian Daily News, Calcutta.
Eastern News Agency, Simla.
Australia.
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Cox, Mr. Harold
Duprce, Mr. F. .
Fair, Mr. J. W.
Ferenezy, Dr. . . .
Fraser, Mr. Lovat
Fraser-Blair, Mr. A. J. .
Gatcly, Mr. J. E.
Gordon, Mr. F. F.
Grigg, Mr. B. W. M. .
Hacrctt, Mrs. .
Hooper, Mr. Charles F.
Hornimaii, Mr. B. O.
Kesteven, The Hon'ble Mr. C.
Kingston, Mr. A. H. .
Landon, Mr. Perceval
Law, Mr. G. H.
LeMaistre, Mr.
Leon, Monsieur Mendes de
Lovctt, Mr. Pat
McBurnet, Major
Manderson, Mr. H. B.
Matania, Signor Firtunino
Maxwell, Mr. .
Miles, Mr. A. G.
Park, Mr. Maitland .
Phillips, Mr. Perceval
Preston, Mr. T. H. .
Kene Puaux, Mons.
Rohertsou, Mr. F. W. .
Boss, Dr. Denison
Ross, Mrs.
Sandbrook, Mr. ,] . A.
Schumacher, Mr. J. K.
Smiles, Mr. H.
Stanley Reed, Mr.
Urban, Mr.
Wilkins, Mr. F. E. .
Wilkins, Mrs.
Graphic and Daily Graphic.
Standard.
Central News, Limited.
Budapesti.
Times.
Emph 2.
Liverpool Courier.
Advocate of India, Bombay.
Times.
Baluchistan Gazette.
Empress, Calcutta.
Statesman, Calcutta.
Press Association, Calcutta.
Renter's Agency.
Daily Telegraph.
Scotsman.
Eastern News Agency.
Algernon Handelsblad, Amsterdam.
Capital.
Eastern New$ Agency.
Daily Chronicle.
Sphere.
Daily Mail.
Bombay Gazette.
South Africa and Morning Post.
Daily Express,
Canada.
Le Temps.
Pioneer, Allahabad.
Rangoon Times.
Englishman, Calcutta.
Indian Daily Telegraph, Lncknow.
Rangoon Gazette, Rangoon.
Times of India, Bombay.
The Kineinacolor Company.
Civil & Military Gazette, Lahore.
Abdul Aziz
Abinash Chandra Gupta
Aziz-ud-din, Khan Bahadur
Baroda Parsad Bose
Chaudhri, Mr. J.
Press Indian Camp.
Observer, Lahore.
Biswa Barta, Dacca.
Hony. Asstt., Indian Press Camp.
Baiigabasi, Calcutta.
Bengalee, Calcutta.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 259
Chintamani, C. V. . . Leader, Allahabad.
Damodar Savalaram Yande . . Inclu Parkash, Bombay.
I)aya Narayaii Xigam Zamana, Cavvnpore.
Darshani, A. H. ... A 1 Haq, Bombay.
Franvji Kavasji Mehta . . Kaiser-i-Himl, Bombay.
Gupta, B. X. The Tribune, Lahore.
Habibiir Rahman Khan . . Fauji Akhbar.
Harihar Gaiigopadyaya . . Dacca Parkash.
Hari Krishna . Akhbar-i-Am, Lahore.
Ibn-i-Ali .... Xaiyar-i-Azam, Moradabad.
Inshaullah, M. Sheikh . . Watan, Lahore.
lyengar, S. Pnnjabee, Lahore-.
Karunakara Menon, C. . . Indian Patriot, Madras.
Kasturiranga Aiyangar . Hindu, Madras.
Kunhi Raman Menon . . Kerala Patrika, Calicut, Malabar.
Mahbub Alam 1'aisa Akhbar, Lahore.
Manik Lai Joshi . . Hony. Asstt., Indian Press Camp.
Minochecher-Homji, K. M. . Bombay Samachar, Bombay.
Mubarik Ali .... All India Shia Gazette, Lucknow.
Mohammad Ali . . Comrade, Calcutta.
Muhammad Bashir-ud-din . . Al Bashir, Etavvah.
Munshi Ram . . . Satdharam Parcharak, Bijuour.
Xatesan, U. A. . . . Indian Review, Madras.
Xattesh Appaji Dravid . . Dnyan Prakash, Poona.
Pallonji Burjorji Dosai . . Rast (luftar, Bombay.
Prabhakaran Thampan . . Madras Standard, Madras.
Partab Chandra Mukerjeo . Kashipur Xibashi, Barisal.
Raj Ram Rao .... Wednesday Review, Trichinopoly.
Ram Kant Malviya . . . Abhyudaya, Allahabad.
Roy, K. C. . . . . Associated Press, Calcutta.
JSatyendra Xath Sen . . . Indian Mirror and Sulleb Sama-
char, Calcutta.
Sen, II. X. . . . Amrita Bazar Patrika, Calcutta.
Sinha, A. B. N. ... Behari, Bankipore.
Sundar Singh Ramgharia . . Khalsa Advocate, Amritsar.
Upendra Xath Sen . . . Hitavadi, Calcutta.
Vishvanatha Aiyer, T. S. . . Swadesha Mitram, Madras.
Radhanpur.
CAMP 384. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Jalaluddinkhan Bismillakhan Babi Xawab of Radhaiipurs.
Mr. Chandulal H. Thakor, Revenue Assistant & Inamdar.
Mr. Shi vial K. Diwanji, Amir & Jiwaidar.
260 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Mr. Syed Hmnsseinmian Mahomedmian, Amir & Jiwaidar.
Mr. Bhavsinghji Sardarsinhji Thakor, Amir and Jiwaidar.
Mr. Bliarumian Notiar, Amir and Jiwaidar.
J. Montoath, Esq.,I.C.S., Adviser and Dewan.
Mr. Mancharam A. Bhatt, Private Secretary.
Kudratulla Khan, Risaldar.
Ajodhyaprasad, Subedar.
Raigarh.
CAMP 396. MAP H-7.
Raja Bhup Deo Singh.
Jnbraj Xatbar Singh . . Heir-apparent.
Lai Narain Singh . . Brother of the Chief.
Lai Oajraj Singh . . . Brother of the Chief.
Thakur Jagmohan Singh . . Cousin of the Chief.
Kirpa Ram, Misra, Rai Sahib . Diwan.
Rajgarh State.
CAMP 412. MAP H-6.
His Highness Raja Sir Bane Singh, K.C.I.E.
Rai Bahadur Lala Bisheshar Nath Camp fcfl&ff Officer.
Ajgar Singh, Thakur.
Akbar Khan.
Amar Singh, Thakur.
Anar Singh, Thakur.
Babulal.
Bakhtawar Lai, Lala.
Bhawani Singh, Thakur.
Birendra Singh, Kunwar.
Chand Khan, Risaldar.
Chunderlal, Subedar.
Dhul Singh, Thakur.
Gopilal, Lala.
Haidar Hussain.
Hanwant Singh, Thakur.
Ibrahimbhoy.
Vithal Das, Seth.
Lai Singh, Thakur.
Liladhar, Doctor.
Manmal, Seth.
Mor Singh, Thakur.
Mmadbhoy.
Mushtaq Ali, Munshi.
Rain Adhar, Pandit.
Ham Singh, Thakur.
Ram Narain, Seth.
Ratanlal.
Shankar I^al.
Sheo Pershad, Munshi.
Sheo Chand, Seth.
Sham Sarup, Babu.
Tirkha Ram, Babu.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 261
Rajkot.
CAMP 445. MAP D-9.
Thakor Saheb Lakhaji Bawaji, Thakor Saheb of Rajkot (living in thr
camp of tlic Imperial C*det Corps No. 41, Map J-10).
Kumar Shri (lumansinhji of Maliya.
Kumar Shri Mansinhji of Dhrol.
Harjivan Bhavanbhai Kotak, B.A., LL.B., State Karbhari.
Rajpipla.
CAMP 377. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Maharana Shri Chhatrasinhji Gambhirsiuhji, Raja of
Rajpipla.
Kumar Shri Vijayasinhji (eldest son of His Highness).
Kumar Shri Champaksinhji (second son).
Kumar Shri Kishorsinhji (son).
Kumar Shri Prithirajsinhji (nephew).
Kumar Shri Digvijaysinhji (brother).
Kumar Shri Kirtisinhji (brother).
Kumar Shri Narsinhji (brother).
Thakor Saheb Jitsinhji Bharatsinliji of Jhanor, cousin of His Highness.
Mr. Dhamjisha Edalji Kothavala., Dewaii.
Mr. B. H. Dalai, State Engineer.
Dr. R. H. Telang.
Mr. R. V. Adikari, Pte. Secretary.
Rajputana Agent, Governor-General's
Camp.
CAMP 15. MAP H-8.
The Hon'ble Mr. E. G. Colvin, Agent to the Governor- General
C.S.I. in Rajputana.
Mrs. Colvin.
Miss Colvin.
Miss M. Colvin.
Mrs. W. B. Gladstone.
Lieut. C. O'D. Preston, R.P.A. . Personal Assistant to Agent,
Governor -General, Rajputana.
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Major J. B. MacGeorge^R.E. . Officer in Charge.
Mr. K. H. Kealy, I.C.S. . . Camp Staff Officer.
Abdul Wahid Khan, Sahibzada . Railway Magistrate.
Akhai Singh, Maharaj . . Attach^.
Berkeley, Mr. S. H. '. . . Supdt. Goril., Railway Police,
Raj put ana.
Berkeley, Mrs.
Fisher, Major J., D.S.O., I.M.S. Officer in medical charge of the
Rajputana Camps.
Glaney, Mr. H. J., I.C.S. . . Special Magistrate, Rajputana
Camps.
Jacob, Sir Swinton, K.C.I.E.,
R.E.
Jacob, Lady.
Kaye, Lt.-Col. J. L. f I.A. . Resident, Mewar.
Kaye, Mrs.
Sanders, Mr. H. C. . . . Supdg Engr., Rajputnnn.
Sanders, Mrs.
Shelly, Lt.-Col. A. D. G., R.E. . Agent, B., B. and C. I. Railway.
Shelly, Mrs.
Showers, Lt.-Col. H. L., C.I.E., Resident, Jaipur.
LA.
Showers, Mrs.
Stratton, Lt.-Col. W. C. R., I.A. Commissioner, Ajmere-Merwara.
Waddington, Mr. C. \V., C.I.E., Principal, Mayo College.
M.V.O.
Waddington, Mrs.
Wilkinson, Mr. W. H. J., I.C.S. . First Asstt. to the Agent to the/
Governor-General, Raj putana.
Wilkinson, Mrs.
Rampur.
CAMP 310. MAP J-7.
The Hon'ble Colonel His Highness XKwab Sir Muhammad Hamid AH
Khan Bahadur, Mustaid Jung, G.C.I.E., A.-D.-C. to the King- Emperor.
Sahibzada Raza Ali Khan
Bahadur.
Sahibzada Jaffar Ali Khan
Bahadur.
Sahibzada Mustafa Ali Khan.
Sahibzada Muhammad Ali Khan.
Sahibzada Mumtaz Hassan Khan.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
263
Sahibzada liiayat Hassan Khan.
Mohammad Hadi Hassan Khan
Major Saiyid Ullah Khan .
Capt. Saiyid Muhammad Nabi
Abdul Hakim Khan, Dr.
Abdul Majid Khan, Sahib/ada
Abdus Samad Khan, ISahibzada
Ahmad AH Khan, Hatiz
Cook, Miss.
Hasan Raza Khan, Munshi .
Hoskins, Mr. C. J. A. (Bar.-at-Law).
Hunter, Major, I. M.S.
Hunter, Mrs.
Muhammad Ahmed, Munshi
Muhammad Ajmal Khan, Hazik-
ul-Mulk Hakim.
Muhammad Qamar Shah Klian, Mr.
Mahammad Wazir Khan
Phillips, Col. G. A. ...
Said-u/-Zafar Khan, Sahibzada.
Tafazzal Hiisain Khan, Hakim
Wright, Mr. W. C. .
Zulktiar Ali Khan, Munshi .
Private Secretary.
A.-D.-C.
A.-D.-C.
State Surgeon.
Itevenue Secretary.
Chief Secretary.
Household Superintendent.
Revenue Officer.
Household Officer
Judicial Secretary.
Household Officer.
Commandant, State Troops.
Physician.
Chief Engineer.
Excise Superintendent.
Ratlam State.
CAMP 337. MAP J-7.
Capt. His Highness Raja Sir Sajjan Singh, K.C.S.I.
Thakur Uinrao Sing . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Arjun Xath, Kaul.
Bnrdhbhaii Singh Pitalia.
Bhabhoot Singh.
Bhagirath.
Blioor Singh.
Brijmohan Nath, Zutshi.
Chain Singh, Kunwar, of Pancher.
Gopal Singh, Kunwar of Amleta.
Harlal Jamadar.
Inayet Ali, Kazi.
Krishnarao G., Musley.
Misrimal Mathuralal, Seth.
Mohamad Ali, Jamadar.
Nahar Singh, Kunwar.
Onkar Singh, Subedar.
Raghunath Singh, Thakur of
Panclier.
Raghunath Singh, Rao Bahadur,
Muraj of Amleta.
Ramlal, Joshi.
Ram Nath, Zutshi.
Ram Singh.
Ratanji Dhabai.
Ratanlal Unkarlal Surana, Seth.
Ratan Singh, Amleta.
Ratan Singh, Jodha.
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baligram Brijlal, Pradhaii.
Sardar Singh, Muraj.
Sriniwas, Rai. -* o o
Tasudcluq Hnsain.
Thanewala, Mancck C.
TriggB, AT. B.
Triggs, Mrs.
Umrao Singh, Thakur.
Vasantrai, Dr. C. Dholkia.
Rewa State.
CAMP 346. MAP T-7.
His Highness Maharaja Sir Vcnkat Raman Singh Bahadur,
G.C.S.I.
Pandit Narayan Kishen
Abdul Latif, Babu.
Ahia Ali Khan, Dr.
Baldeo Prasad, Tcwari.
Chhaboo, Lala.
Chhatarpati Singh Lai of Itma.
Dasrathram, Pandit.
Devcndra Nath, B.
Dharam Das, Seth.
Ganpat Rao, Pandit.
Gopal Singh, Captain Lai, of Bal.
Gopinath Mirotha, Babu.
Hira Singh, Lai.
Jang Bahadur Mirotha, Babu.
Janki Prasad, Rao Sahib Pandit.
Jowahir Singh Lai.
Lachmi Narayan, Pandit.
Lokhan Singh, Sardar Lieut.
Narayan Prasad, Pande.
Narayan Kishan, Pandit.
Padham Nabh Singh, Sardar of
Baikunthpur.
Pannalal, Pancholi.
Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Pirthi Nath Wanchoo, Pandit.
Padyum Singh Lai of Kirpal-
pur.
Pratap Singh, Captain Lai, of
Nadan.
Radhika Prasad, Munshi.
Rajendra Bahadur Singh Lai.
Ramsewak, Lala.
Ram Singh, Kunwar of Kasautha.
Ran jit Singh Lai.
Satrdamaii Lai.
Shripati (Ihosh, B.
Sukhdeo Singh Lai of Sohag-
pur.
Surajbali Singh Lai.
Tara Prasad, B.
Upendra Bahadur Singh Lai of
Chandia.
Valmek Prasad, Pandit.
Visheshar Singh, Raja, of Guraya.
Zabar Singh Lai.
Sachin.
CAMP 453. MAP D-9.
Nawab Lieutenant Sidi Ibrahim Muhainad Yakut Khan Mubazarat
Davla Nasrat Jung Bahadur, A.-D.-C. to H. E. the Governor of
Bombay, Nawab of Sachin.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 265
Ahmed Khan, brother of the Nawab.
Nasrullah Khan, uncle of the Nawab. Sahebzada Karim Khan.
Mir Muzaffer Hussein Khan. Mir Hafizudin Khan.
Mr. Maniram Ambaram, Sta^e Karbhari.
Mr. B. Krishnarao, Private Secretary.
Mr. P. G. H. Anderson, I.C.S.
Mrs. Anderson. Miss Shaddick.
Sailana.
CAMP 413. MAP H-6.
His Highness Raja Sir Jasvvant Singh, K.C.l.E.
Hari Singh, Kothari . . . Asst. Camp Staff Officer.
Ajatshatra Singhji, Maharaj | Moti Singhji, Thakur of Birma-
Kunwar. wal.
Bhawani Singhji, Kunwar of j llaj Kislien, Pandit.
Kotra. i Raghuraj Singh, Kunwar of
Chhatar Singhji, Maharaj of Semlia.
Sernlia. Ran jit Singh, Kunwar of Bir-
Dalip Singhji, Maharaj Kunwar, j mawal.
Heir-apparent.
Jaweri Shanker M. Dikshit.
Ramchandra Singhji, Maharaj
Kunwar.
Mandhata Singhji, Maharaj j Sundar Lai, Pandit.
Kunwar. Vishvanath Singh, Kunwar of
Semlia.
Sambalpur.
CAMP 405. MAP H-7.
Mr. L. E. B. Cobden-Ramsay, Political Agent, Orissa Feuda-
I.C.S. tory States.
Mr. G. C. Wood.
Samthar.
CAMP 339. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Bir Singh Deo Bahadur, Raja of Samthar.
Lala Manohar Lai . . . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
266 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Dayal Chand.
Deo Singh, R. B.
Ganga Prasad, Lala.
Gaya Prasad, Waziruddaula.
Hardayal Singh, Dcwan.
Lalta Prasad, Goshain.
Mehtab Singh, Chawand Rai.
Maula Bakhsh, Khan Bahadur.
Ma/but Singh, Jang Bahadur.
Najmuddin Ali Khan> K. B.
Raushan Singh, Dau Ju.
Sultan Singh, IS ai nap at.
Sangli.
CAMP 448. MAP D-9.
Moherban " Chintamanrao Dhundirav alias Appasahob Patwardhan,
Chief of Sangli.
Mr. C. P. Bapat, State Karbhari. Mr. K. G. Liniaye.
Dr. H. C. Dev.
Mr. Balwantrao Khuwdorao Mr. Meshwant Balkrishua Lagu.
Mehendale. Mr. Withojirao Ramchandrarao
Mr. Chintaman Daniodor Gole. of Digraj.
Mr. Narayenrao Harrav Mr. Payapa Jakhappa Desai.
Patwardhan. Mr. Mahomed Ali Abdul Saheb.
Mr. Ganpati-ao Harrav Patwardhan.
Sarangarh.
CAMP 394. MAP G-7.
Raja Jawahir Singh.
Lai Tribhuan Singh . . . Nephew of the Chief.
Akbar Khan, Munshi . . Diwan.
Dhanjishah Khudadad.
Shahpura.
CAMP 368. MAP 1-6.
Raja Dhiraj Sir Nahar Singh ji, K.C.I.E.
Kunwar Umaid Singh (Heir-apparent).
Kunwar Sardar Singh (Younger son).
Babu Amar Singh . . . Private Secretary.
Bhawani Singh, Kunwar . . Baland.
Bijey Singh, Thakur . . . Khera Dalel Singh.
Biram Singh, Thakur . . . Arnia.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 267-
Chhattardatt, Pandit . . . Raj (him.
Kalu Singh, Thakur . . . Amli.
Madho Singh, Thakur . . . Sahalpura.
Natliu Lai, Lala . . . Kamdar.
Sawan Singh, Thakur . . . Bishia.
Sevant Singh, Thakur . . . Mundla.
Suraj Nrain, Lala . . . Mir Munshi.
Udai Singh, Thakur . . . Tehnal.
Sher and Mokalla.
CAMP 455. MAP D-9.
The Sultan of Sher and Mokalla
(living at 73, Underbill Road).
Sultan Omar bin Awadth Shanshir Nawa/jung Bahadur (brother).
Sultan Saleh bin Uhalib Sef Nawaz jung Bahadur (son).
Saved Hussein bin Hamid, Wa/ir.
Sheikh Abdul Khadir Ba Akdtha, Secretary.
Mohsin bin Mohamed, Secretary.
Sayed Mohamad bin Abdullah, A.-D.-C.
Abdullah Mohsin Abdullah Bubakur, the Kaiti A.-D.-C 1 .
Dr. Ix-ud-din.
Capt. Abdul Kave. Sheik Ali Baakza.
Nowab Manoomia. Abdullah bin Ali.
Sikkim.
CAMP 317. MAP J-6.
His Highness Maharaja Thotub Nanigyo.
The Maharaj Kumar of Sikkim. Kumar Trashi Wangyal of
Sikkim.
Banniak Kazi. , Lambodar Pradhan, llai Sahib.
Chee})a Lama. Lingino Choteripa.
Dawsandup Kazi. | Living Kazi.
(ryaltsen Ka/i. j Lobzang Chhoden, Rai Sahib.
Kharagsing Pradhan, Babu. | Pern Tsering, Babu.
Kincho Gyalpa.
Lachminarain Pradhan, Rai
Sahib.
Yangthang Kazi.
Rhenok Kazi.
Shamlal Subba, Babu.
Tasang Lama.
268 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Mr. C. A. Bell .... Political Officer in Sikkim.
Achuk Tscring, Rai Sahib.
Gyaltsen Tscring, Babu.
Hickley, Mr. A. 1). . . . State Engineer, Sikkim.
Hodges, Mr. W. H. . . Supei intendenfc, Agency Office.
Thapa, Babu H. B.
Turner, Asst. Surgeon J. N., Civil Surgeon, Sikkim Agency.
I.S.M.l).
Sirguja.
CAMP 393. MAP G-7.
Maharaja Bahadur Kaghunath Saran Singh Deo.
Ramanuj Saran Singh Deo Jubraj . Heir-apparent.
Pandit Ganesh Prasad, Dube . Private Secretary.
Sitamau State.
CAMP 414. MAP H-6.
His Highness Raja Earn Singh.
Pandit Narayanrao Yashvant . Assistant Camp Staff Officer.
Bhagwatilal, Rai, Diwan.
Duleh Singh, Thakur.
Himat Rao, Doctor.
Mathuralal, Mehta.
Mehtap Singh, Thakur.
Ram Singh, Thakur of Bajkheri.
Khuinan Singh, Thakur of i Saroop Singh, Thakur.
Mahuwa. Shesh Karan.
Lai Singh, Mr. N.
Sirohi
CAMP 356. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Maharao Sir Kesri Singh Bahadur, G.C.I.E.,
K.C.S.I.
Maharaj Kan\?ar Sarupsinghji Heir-apparent.
Saheb.
Bajsahiban Zoravvar Singh ji Cousin of His Highness.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 269'
Mehta Kcshavlalji . . . Private Secretary to His Highness.
Bhabutmalji, Singhi . . . Vakil, Sirohi State.
Biliuioria, Dr.
Bilhnoria, Mrs.
Gaurishankarji Ojlia, Pandit . Superintendent! llajputana Mu-
seum, Ajmcr.
Kansinghj i, Thakur . . . Kalandri.
Keane, Mr. R. M., I.C.S. . . Settlement Officer, Sirohi and
Touk.
Kcane, Mrs.
Magan Lai, Mehta . . . Judicial Officer, Sirohi State.
Mansaramji, Pandit . . . Excise Supdt., Sirohi State.
Meghsinghji Thakur . . . Jawal.
Mital, Mr. Vishnu Chandra.
Pritchard, Captain H. R. N. . Assistant to the Agent, Governor-
General and Magistrate, Ahu.
Pritchard, Mrs.
Punam Chaiul, Singhi . . Revenue Commissioner.
Ilennick, Colonel 11. H. F. . . (Retired Indian Army.)
Rennick, Lieutenant-Colonel . Indian Army.
Remrick, Mrs.
Sadashiva Ramji, Mehta . . Secretary to Musahib Ala Siroh.
Sonpur.
CAMP 402. MAP H-6.
Maharaja Sri Bir Mitra-daya Feudatory Chief of Sonpur.
Singh Deo.
Arjuii, Babu.
Hira Lai Sirkar, Dr., L.M.S.
Keshab Chandia Guru, Babu.
Sidhanath Deo, Babu.
Srinibas Das, Babu.
Southern Army G. O. C. Commanding.
CAMP 38. MO.
Gen. Sir Edmund Barrow, G.C.B. General Officer Commanding,
Southern Army.
Lady Barrow.
Lieut. R, E. Barrow . . . A.-D.-C. Officer in Charge of Camp
and Camp Staff Officer.
Lieut. J. C. Wickham . . Extra A.-D.-C. and Camp Staff
Officer.
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Alderson, Maj.-Oon. K. A. H., C.B. Commanding
Alderson, Mrs.
Barrow, Lt.-Col. G. deS. (35th
Scindc Horse).
Barrow, Mrs.
Barrow, Miss.
Barrow, Miss K. M.
Barter, Maj.-Gen. C. St.L., C.V.O.
C.B.
Beatson, Brig-Gen. F. C., C.B.
Bond, Brig.-Gen. F. G., C.B.
i Poona Division.
Brigade
Carnana, Lt.-Col. A. .T.
Caruana, Mrs.
iKenyon-Slaney, Maj.-Gen. W. K.
C.B.
Kirkpatrick, Capt. C. H.
Mercer, Brig.-Gen. H. F., C.B.
Mercer, Mrs.
Parr, Major H. O. . .
Commanding Poona
Southern Army.
General Staff.
Commanding Southern Brigade
Southern Army.
Deputy Judge Advocate General.
Maj.-Gen. Comdg. 1st Infantry
Brigade, Secunderabad.
Chief Clerk, S. A. Office.
Inspector of Artillery.
Assistant Military Secretary,
Southern Army.
General Staff, Southern Army.
Smith, Major G. K. deHcricz
Smith, Mrs.
Wolsey -Butler, Mrs.
Wolsey-Butler, Miss.
Woon, Lt.-Genl. Sir John, K.C.B. Comdg. 9th Secunderabad Divn.
Younghusband, Major-Gen. G.J.,C.B. Comdg. Derajat Brigade.
Younghusband, Mrs.
Special Military Camp.
CAML> 20.
Brig.-Genl. H. P. Leader
Col. C.Davis
Capt. A. Chamberlayne
Lieut. A. A. H. Beaman
Col. L. N. Herbert
Major G. A. Dale
Capt. F. T. Duhan
Lieut. E. H. Pembertoii
'Col. G. A. Medley
Major C. L. Gregory .
MAP G-9.
G. O. C. Sialkot Brigade.
1st Lancers.
19th Pu jabis
19th Lancers.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Capt. H. Fitz F. Lance . . 19th Lancers.
Col. F. C. Muspratt . . . 30th Punjabis.
Major A. Ward . . .
Capt. C. C. R. Murphy .
Capt. C. D. Webster . . .
Lieut. J. A. Pottinger .
Lieut.-Coloiiel C. A. Luck . . 22nd Cavalry.
Major J. Hill D.S.O. . . . 15th Sikhs.
Major J . L. R. Gordon .
Major W. A. Tilney . . . 17th Lancers.
Major R. F. W. Carden .
Major DeA. Legard . .
Major E. G. Thomson, . .
Capt. T. P. Melvill . .
Capt. R. W. V. Bruce . . .
Capt. V. N. Lockett .
Capt. S. Callaghan . .
Lieut. J. H. Butler
Lieut. E. Sopper . .
Lieut. H. F. Parbury . .
Lieut. I). C. Boles . .
Lieut. H. B. Turner . .
Lieut. C. E. D. Dubs . . .
Lieut. H. F. Eckstein . .
Lieut. H. R. H. Plowden . .
Lieut. E. B. Egerton .
Major A. E. McBarnett M.V.O., 25th Cavalry.
D.S.O.
Lieut. L. L. Buckland .
Major A. G. Kemball . . . 31st Punjabis.
Major G. J. Buchanan . . R. A. M. C.
Capt. W. W. Boyce . . .
Major Deane .... 12th Cavalry.
Capt. D. W. McPherson . . 62nd Punjabis.
Capt. DeL. Young . . . R. E.
Capt. Rowan Robinson . . T. R. C).
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Mrs. Boyce.
Miss Bligh.
Miss Christie.
Miss Chetwynd.
Miss Clapperton.
Mrs. Wynn Elias.
Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. Gregory.
Mrs. Kemball.
Miss Kemball.
Mrs. Luck.
Lady Legard.
Mrs. Lance.
Mrs. McPheraon.
Mrs. Murphy.
Mr. Rawlins.
Mrs. Rawlins.
Mr. Scott.
Mrs. Scott.
Miss Scott.
Miss Ward,
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Suket.
CAMP 322.
His Highness Raja Bhim Sen
Raikumar Mian Laclihman Singh
Sahib.
Mian Basabt Singh .
Sardar Haswant Singh
Albcl Singh, Dr.
Gajendar Singh Sahib, Sardar.
Durga Singh, Mian .
Mahcndar Singh Sahib, Sardar
Man Singh, Mian
Nand Lai, Professor.
Pratap Singh, Mian
Raghunath Singh, Kumar .
Sampuran Singh, Sardar
Shatrujit Singh, Mian
Sidhu Bam, Munshi .
MAP. J.-6.
Raja of Suket.
Younjer brother to His Highness.
Private Secretary to His Highness.
A.-D.-C.
Medical Officer.
Arki.
Rais Kathgarh, Dist. Hoshiarp ur.
Arki.
Secretary to Darbar.
Civil and Criminal Judge.
Vakil.
Wazir.
Offg. Mir Munshi.
Tehri (Garhwal).
CAMP 312. MAP J-7.
His Highness the Hon'ble Raja Sir Kirti Sah Bahadur, K.C.S.I.
His Highness Raja Vijoy Sen of Keonthal State, Junga, Punjab.
Tika Baldeo Singh of Guler, Kangra, Punjab.
Bana Gyau Jang Bahadur of Allahabad.
Rana Tikcndra Jang Bahadur of Allahabad.
Kunwar Pratap Vikram Shah of Singhai, Oudh.
Kunwar Biehitra Sah (younger brother of Raja).
Thakur Teg Sing of Tehri . . A.-D.-C.
Thakur Devi Singh of Tehri . A.-D.-C.
Pandit Bhawani Datt Ojha Private Secretary.
Pandit Bishambhar Datt Bughan.
Pandit Bishweshwar Dutt, Khan-
doori.
Mahant Dayalpuri
Lala Durga Sah
Pandit Hari Kishen Ratu
Pandit Jatiardon Saklaniri .
Accountant.
Sarishtedar.
Srinagar Garhwal Temple.
Treasurer of Naini Tal.
Wazir.
Medical Officer.
Pandit Jivanaiid Nantyal . . Camp officer.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 273
Mahamahopadhyaya Hari Sharme Pauri Garhwal.
Muni.
Pandit Kam Sharan Raturi Retired Tahsildar and Camp Officer
Pandit Sachchidanand Bijlwaii
Pandit Satya Sharan Raturi
Pandit Tara Dutt, Khandoo i
Tahvildar.
Superintendent, Gardens.
Head Nazir.
Vasudev Namboori Rawal Badri
nath.
Tonk.
CAMP 360. MAP 1-7.
His Highness Muhammad. Aminud-Daula Wazir-ul-Mulk Nawab Sir
Ibrahim AH Khan Bahadur Saulat Jang, G.C.I.E.
Sahibzada Abdul Hafiz Khan (Heir- Apparent).
Sahibzada Abdul Wahab Khan, brother of His Highness.
Sahibzada Saadat AH Khan, son of His Highness.
Sahibzada Saadat Abdul Rashid Khan, son of His Highness.
Sahibzada Parooq Ali Khan, son of His Highness.
Sahibzada Abdul Wahid Khan, son of His Highness.
Sahibzada Masood Ali Khan, son of His Highness.
Sahibzada Shafiulla Khan, cousin to His Highness.
Sahibzada Abdul Alim Khan, cousin to His Highness.
Sahib/ada Mohammad Hanif Khan, cousin to His Highness.
Sahibzada Mohammad Ilyas Khan, cousin to His Highness.
Sahibzada Sher Ali Khan, brother-in-law of His Highness.
Sahibzada Abdul Rahim Khan . Home Member.
Rai Sahib Lala Moti Lai . . Financial Member.
Reid, Miss K Lady Superintendent, Walter
Female Hospital.
Reid, Miss N. Sister of the above.
Saiyad H us sain Mir . . . Judicial Member.
Travancore.
CAMP 313. MAP J-7.
His Highness Maharaja Sri Padmanabha Dasa Vanchi Pala Sir
Rama Varma, Kulasekhara Kiritapati Sultan Manne
Maharaja Raja Ramaraja Bahadur, Shamsher
Jang, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.
Mr. A. T. Forbes, I.C.S. . . Resident in Travancore and
Cochin.
M. R. Ry. Raghava Chari . Priv. Secy, to H. H. the Maharaja.
Anantarama Aiyer, M. R. Ry. . Fouzdari Commissioner.
Bidie, Major George, I. M.S. . Durbar Physician.
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Commandant, Nayar Brigade.
Bidie, Mrs.
DeL. Faunce, Major R.
DcL. Faunce, Mrs.
Forbes, Mrs.
Kuppuramaswami Sastri, M.R.
Ry. R.
Narayana Mcnon, M. R. Ry. K. . In charge of Camp.
Rajagopala Chariyar, Diwan
Bahadur P., C.I.E. . . Diwan of Travancore.
Sankaran Tampi, M. R. Ry. T.
Vieyra, Mr. A. J.
Comptroller of the Palace.
Chief Secretary.
Treasury and Audit Office Camp.
Bailey, Mr. G. H.
Cumberlege, Mr. R. C.
CAMP 201. MAP J-9.
. Audit Officer, Royal Visit Ac-
counts.
. Sub- Agent, Bank of Bengal
(Durbar Camp Branch).
Udaipur (Mewar).
CAMP 352. MAP 1-8.
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Meharana Sir Fateh Singh
Bahadur, G.C.S.I.
Amar Singh.
Asind, Rao of.
Balwant Singh, Eothari.
Baolas, Maharaj of.
Battye, Major W. R., I.M.S.,
Residency Surgeon, Mewar.
Battye, Mrs.,
Bedla, Rao of.
Bedner, Thakur of.
Begun, Rao of.
Chandannath.
Fateh Lai, Mehta.
Gamir Singh, Chouhan.
Girdhari Singh, Kothari.
Gopi Nath Ojha, Pandit.
Hamirgarh, Rawat of.
Himmat Singhji, Maharaj.
Jagannath, Shikari a.
Jagannath, Paneri.
Jagannath Singh, Mehta.
Karoi, Maharaj of.
Lachman Singhji, Maharaj.
Loonda, Rawat of.
Madan Mohan Lai, Babu.
Mohammad Hanif .
Partab Singh, Maharaj.
Raghubar Dyal, Babu.
Rfcj Singh, Rao Bahadur,
Thakur of Bedla.
Rampura, Thakur of.
Sanwar, Maharaj of.
Shimbhu Nath, Pirohit.
Thana, Rawat of.
Walker, Mr., Manager, Chitor-
Udaipur Railway.
Walker, Mrs.
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275
United Provinces.
His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor's
Camp*
CAMP 7. MAP 1-8.
The Hon'ble Mr. L. A. S. Porter, Lieutenant-Governor.
LL.D., C.S.I., I.C.S.
Mrs. Porter.
Mr. W. E. M. Campbell, I.C.S. . Private Secretary.
Major C. Hodgkinson, 6th (K. E. A.-D.-C.
O.) Cavalry.
Capt. J. P. G. Crosbie, The Rifle Extra A.-D.-C.
Brigade.
Lieut. C. K. Howard Bury, The Extra A.-D.-C.
King's R. R. Corps.
Lt.-Col. E. A. Neville, V.D., Honorary A.-D.-C.
Commandant, B. & N.-W. Rail-
way Volunteer Rifles.
Capt. A. D. Pickford, Cawnpore Honorary A.-D.-C.
Squadron, 1st Rcgt , IT. P. Horse.
Major P. H. Clutterbuck, 2nd Honorary A.-D.-C 1 .
Northern Regt., U. P. Horse.
The Hon'ble Mr. W. Gaskell, I.C.S.
Capt. E. C. Hepper, I.M.S.
Mr. S. R. Mayers
Officer in Charge and Camp Staff
Officer.
Medical Officer.
Police Officer.
Baillie, The Hon'ble Mr. D. C., Senior Member, Board of Revenue :
C.S.I., I.C.S. U. P. Legislative Council.
Banarji, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Puisne Judge, High Court, Alla-
P. C. habad.
Bevis, The Hon'ble Mr. W. G., of U. P. Legislative Council.
Cawnpore.
Broun, The Hon'ble Mr. J
C.S.I., I.C.S.
Broun, Mrs.
A., Commissioner of Meerut : U. P.
Legislative Council.
Brownrigg, The Hon'ble Mr. F. W., Commissioner of Allahabad : U. P.
I.C.S.
Legislative Council.
Burn, The Hon'ble Mr. R., I.C.S. . Financial Secretary to Govern-
ment : U. P. Legislative Council.
Burn, Mrs.
Calnan, Mr. D., I.C.S. . . Agent to Lt.-Govr. for Tehri.
276 CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Campbell, The Hon'blo Mr. J., Chairman of Cawupore Municipal
I.C.S. Board: U. P. Legislative Council.
Close, Miss.
Cobb, Mr. W. H., I.C.S. . . Agent to Lt.-Govr. for Eainpur.
Cobb, Mrs.
Crosthwaite, Mr. H. S., I.C.S. . Political Under Secy, to Govt.
Crosthwaite, Mrs.
de la Fosse, The Hon'ble Mr. C. F. Director of Public Instruction : U.
de la Fosse, Mrs. P. Legislative Council.
Donegal, The Marchioness of.
Ferard, Mr. H. C., C.I.E., I.C.S. . Commissioner of Jhansi.
Ferard, Mrs.
Gaskell, Mrs.
Griffin, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Puisne Judge, High Co\irt, Allaha-
H. D., I.C.S. bad.
Griffin, Mrs.
Goument, The Hon'ble Mr. C. E. V. Secretary to Government, P.W.D.t
U.P. Legislative Council.
Gentili, The Most Rev. Dr. C. . K. C. Archbishop of Agra.
Foote-Miitchell, Mrs.
Foote-Mitchcll, Miss.
Hose, The Hon'ble Mr. J. W., Chief Secretary to Government :
I.C.S. U.P. Legislative Council.
Hose, Mrs.
Holms, The Hon'ble Mr. J. M., Commissioner of Fyzabad : Impe-
C.S.I., I.C.S. rial Legislative Council.
Holms, Mrs.
Henderson, The Hon'ble Lt.-Col. Inspector General of Prisons :
S.H., I.M.S. U.P. Legislative Council.
Knox, The Hon'ble Sir G. E., Kt., Puisne Judge, High Court,
I.C.S. Allahabad.
Knox, Lady.
Lovett, The Hon'ble Mr. H. V., Agent to the Lieutenant-Governor
I.C.S. for Benares.
Lovett, Mrs.
Mackinnon, The Hon'ble Mr. Far- U. P. Legislative Council.
quhar, of Babhnauli.
Mackinnon, Mrs.
Madho Lai, Raja, C S.I., . . Benares.
Manifold, The Hon'ble Col. C. C., Inspector General of Civil Hospi-
I.M.S. tals : U. P. Legislative Council.
Manifold, Mrs.
McRobert, Sir A., Kt., V.I). . Comdt., Cawnpore Volunteer Rifles*
McRobert, Lady.
Moreland, Mr. W. H., C.I.E., I.C.S. Director of Land Records.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS. 277
Nehru, The Hon'ble Pundit Moti U. P. Legislative Council.
Lai.
Nehru, Mrs. Moti Lai.
Nethersole, The Hon'ble Mr. M. . Secretary to Government, P. W.
Nethersole, Mrs. D. : U. P. Legislative Council.
Nixon, Lieut. K. J., E. (5. A.
Ocrtel, Mr. .... Supdg. Engineer, 3rd Circle.
Oertol, Mrs.
Piggott, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice First Additional Judicial Commis-
T. C., I.C.S. sioner of Oudh.
Piggott, Mrs.
Raliq, The Hon'ble Mr. Muhammad U. P. Legis. Council and Additional
Judicial Commissioner of Oudh.
Richards, The Hon'ble Mr. H. G., Chief Justice, High Court, Alla-
K.C. habad.
Richards, Mrs.
Saunders, The Hon'ble Mr. A. L., Commissioner of Lucknow : U. P.
I.C.S. Legislative Council.
Saunders, Mrs.
Spencer, Mr. H., C.I.E.,-I.C.S. . (Collector of Allahabad.
Stuart, The Hon'ble Mr. L., I.C.S. Judicial Secretary to Government :
U. P. Legislative Council.
Straight, The Hon'ble Mr. I). M. Inspector General of Police : U. P.
Legislative Council.
Smyth-Osborne, Mr. 1).
Tweedy, The Hon'ble Mr. G. A., Board of Revenue : U. P. Legisla-
I.C.S. tive Council.
Verrieres, Mr. A. C., C.I.E. . Under Secy, to Govcrnt.: P. W. D.
Verrieres, Mrs.
Wagle, Mr. K. B. . . . Accountt. Genl., United Provinces.
Wagle, Mrs.
Wyndham, Mr. P., C.I.E., I.C.S. Collector of Mir/apur.
Walker, Sir James
Walker, Lady.
Westcott, The Right Rev. G. H. Bishop of Lucknow.
Wright, The Hon'ble Mr. H. Legal Remembrancer to Govern-
Nelson, I.C.S. meat : U. P. Legislative Council.
Wright, Mrs.
United Provinces Provincial Camp.
CAMP 468. MAP D-7.
Mr. C.' E. D. Peters, I.C.S. . . Camp Staff Officer.
Mr. E. B. Smith, I.C.S. . . Assistant to Officer in Charge of
Camp.
278
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Sami,
Assistant to
of Camp.
M. Muhammad Abdus
Deputy Collector.
Eabu Anrudh Lai Mahendra,
Deputy Collector.
Mr. N. B. P. Shore, Assistant Police Officer.
Superintendent of Police.
M. Inain Muhammad Khan,
Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Major J. C. Robertson, I.M.S
Officer in Charge
Ditto.
Ditto.
Sanitary Commissioner.
Abdul fthafur, Sheikh, Khan
Bahadur.
Abdus Sainad Khan, Nawnb of
Chhitari.
Abdus Shakur Khan, Kunwar of
Dharampur.
Aftab Ahmad Khan, The Hon'ble
Mr., Bar.-at-Law.
Akbar Bakht, Mirza.
Asadulla Khan, Nawah Khan
Bahadur.
Asghar All Khan, The Hon'ble Mr.,
Khan Bahadur.
Badri Nath, The Rawal of.
Banspati Singli, Raja, of Bar a.
Basdeo Singh Bahadur, Shahzada.
Bhagwan Bakhsh Singh, llaja
Bhagwati Prasad Singh, The
Hon'blc Maharaja Sir, K.C.I.E.
Bharat Singh, The Hon'ble Kunwar
Bhupendra Bahadur Singh, Raja .
Bindeshri Prasad Singh, Raja
Brijnandan Prasad, The Hon'ble
Babu.
Brij Narayan . . .
Chandra Clmr Single Raja .
Dat Prasad Singh, Raja Bahadur
Damodar Das, Rai Bahadur.
Digbijai Singh ....
Durga Dat Joshi, Pandit . .
Paghfur Mirza, Nawab Bahadur.
Fateh Singh ....
Francis Xavier Shiam Rikh, The
Hon'blc Raja, of Tajpur.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Talukdar of Amethi.
Balrampur.
Shankargarh.
Kantit.
Talukdar of Payagpur.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Raia of Padrauna.
Talukdar of Atra Chandapur.
Mursan.
Raja of Daiya.
Offg. Judge, Rae Bareli.
Raja of Pawayan.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
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279
Ganga Prasad Vanna, The Hon'ble
Babu.
Girraj Singh ....
Gyanendra Nath Chakarhatti, Rai
Bahadur.
Hamid-uz-zafar Khan, C.I.K.,
Khan Bahadur.
Harihar Bakhsh, Thakur .
Indar Bikram Singh, Raja .
Intizam-ud-din, Shaikh, Khan
Bahadur.
Itimad Ali Khan, Kunwar.
Juggi Lai, Lala
Kali Charan Misra, Raja.
Ki shan Kumar ....
Kishan Sah, Rai Bahadur.
Kushalpal Singh, The Hon'blc
Thakur.
Lachhmi Das Deogan, Pandit
Lalta Prasad, Kaja, Rai Bahadur.
Madaii Mohan Malaviya, The
Hon'ble Pandit.
Mahadeo Prasad, Chaudhri.
Mahdi Ali Khan, Saiyid
Mahdi Husain Khan, Bahadur,
Nawab Mirza (known as Abba
Sahib).
Mathura Prasad Narayan Singh,
Babu.
Muhammad Tasadduk Rasul
Khan, The Hon'ble Raja Sir,
K.C.S.I., of Jahangirabad.
Muhammad Abdul Karim Khan,
Nawab.
Muhammad Abdul Majid, The
Hon'ble Nawab.
Muhammad Abu Bakr Khan
Muhammad Ahmad Nur Khan
alias Mangal Khan, Khan
Bahadur.
Muhammad Ali Muhammad Khan,
The Hon'ble Raja Sir, K.C.I.E.,
Khan Bahadur, of Mahmuda-
bad.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Rao of Kuchesar.
Inspector of Schools, Allahabad.
Talukdar of Saraura.
Talukdar of Raipur Ikdaria
(Itaunja).
Banker.
Raja of Sahespur.
Kotla. United Provinces Legis-
lative Council.
Deputy Superintendent of Police.
U. P. Legislative Council and
Imperial Legislative Council.
Jansath.
Surajpur.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Talukdar of Basitnagar.
United Provinces Legislative
Council and Imperial Legislative
Council.
Dadon.
Imperial Legislative Council.
280
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Pahasu.
Mahuli.
United
Council.
Muhammad Faiyaz All Khan,
The Hon'ble Nawab Mumtaz-
uddaula Sir, K.C.I.E., C.S.L
Muhammad Mahdi Ali Khan,
Raja.
Muhammad Mu/ammil Illlah
Khan, Nawab, Khan Bahadur.
Muhammad Nairn Khan, Khan
Sahib.
Muhammad Nasim, The Hon'ble
Munshi.
Muhammad Shafi, Maulvi, Khan
Bahadur.
Munna Lall, Rai Bahadur .
Mushtak Husain, Nawab.
Narendra Bahadur Pal, Raja
Narsingh Prasad, The Hon'ble
Munshi.
Natthi Mai, The Hon'ble Rai
Bahadur, C.I.K., of Khurja.
Nihal-ud-din Ahmad, Maulvi, Khan
Bahadur.
Parbal Partab Singh, Raja
Partab Bahadur Singh, Raja .
Partab Bahadur Singh, The
Hon'ble Raja, C.I.E., Talukdar
of Kila Partabgarh.
Pateshri Partab Narayan Singh, Raja. Basti.
Ragho Prasad Narain Singh, Rai Baraon.
Bahadur.
Raghuraj Singh, Raja
Ramanuj Dayal, The Hon'ble Rai
Bahadur,
Ram Kishan Shastri, Mahama-
hopadhyaya, Pandit.
Rampal Singh, The Hon'ble Raja,
C.I.E., Talukdar of Kurri
Sadauli.
Ram Partab Singh, Raja
Ram Singh, Raja, C.I.E. .
Ratan Sen Singh, Lai.
Rudra Partab Sahi, Raja .
Rukmangad Singh, Raja
Sadeshri Prasad Narayan
Raja, Rai Bahadur.
Talukdar of Hasanpur.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Judge, Small Cause Court,
Allahabad.
Civil Surgeon, Bara Banki.
Provinces Legislative
Ditto.
Singh,
Deputy Collector, Unao.
Malhajini.
Talukdar of Kurwar.
Imperial Legislative Council.
Talukdar of Mankapur.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Professor, Sanskrit College,
Benares.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Manda.
Rampura.
Talukdar of Dera.
Talukdar of Katiar.
Salemgarh.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
281
Sadanand Gairola, Pandit .
Sadanand Pandc, The Hon'ble Rai
Bahadur.
Saiyid Abu Jafar, Raja
Saiyid Ahmad Shah, Nawab
Saiyid Al-i-Nabi, The Hon'ble
Khan Bahadur.
Sanwal Singh, Raja .
Sardar Singh, Raja Bahadur
Shahan All Khan, Raja, Khan
Bahadur.
Shambhu Dayal, Raja
Sheo Mangal Singh, Raja
Sheoraj Singh, Rana .
Sorabji Shavakshah, Khan Sahib .
Srimant Balkishan Rao, Bhao
Sahib Raja.
Sri Rani, The Hon'ble Rai Baha-
dur, C.I.E.
Suklibir Singh, The Hon'ble Lala .
Sundar Lai, The Hon'ble Rai
Bahadur, C.T.E.
Udai Raj Singh, Raja
Extra Deputy Conservator of
Forests.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Talukdar of Pirpur.
Sardhana.
United Provinces Legislative
Council.
Rajaur.
Katehra.
Talukdar of Salempur.
Talukdar of Maurawan.
Talukdar of Thalrai (Khajurgaon).
Executive Kngr., I. B., Cawnpore.
(iursarai.
United Provinces
Council.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Kashipur.
Legislative
Visitors' Camps.
Officer in general charge Col. N. Woodyatt, 7th Gurkhas, Kudsia
Gardens Camp (Telephone 107).
Cecil Section.
CAMP 63. MAP K-12.
Camp Staff Officer Capt. R. G. Alexander.
Enquiry Officer Mr. G. F. C. Shakespear.
Barry, Miss Julia.
Bruce, Mrs. Knight.
Burkhardt, Misa Martha.
Burns, Col. Philip.
Burns, Miss.
Burns, Miss.
Burton, Mr.
Burton, Mrs.
Butler, Mr. C. K.
Cartier, Mr. Jacques.
Chahoon, Mrs. M. D. Owen.
Chouteau, Mr. A.
Corey, Mr. A. L.
Corey, Mrs.
deBaillet-Latour, Count Henry.
deBaillet-Latour, Countess H.
282
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
deBaillet-Latour, Countess Ford.
deSpoelberch, Countess.
Douglas, Mr. Walter.
Douglas, Mrs.
Fabbri, Mr. Allesandro.
Follansbee, Miss E.
Gibson, Mr. P. F.
Gibson, Mrs.
Gregory, Mr. Robert B.
Gregory, Mrs.
Gregory, Miss.
Hely, Mr. Wisdam.
Hely, Mrs.
Hely, Miss.
Hibbard, Mr. W. G.
Hibbard, Mrs.
Hoting, Mr. K. .1.
Kidman, Mr. S.
Kidman, Mrs.
Kidman, Miss G.
Kidman, Miss E.
Kindersley, Mrs. D.
Kindersley, Mr. (son).
Kingsford, Mr. D. H.
Kingsford, Mrs.
Kirchner, Miss Mita.
Lascelles, Mrs.
Lea, Miss A. M.
Lea, Mr. J.
Macdonald, Dr.
Macdonald, Mrs.
Mackinnon, Miss Jane.
Michaelson, Mr. Max.
Milne, Miss.
Ramsay, Miss E. L.
Richard, Mr. Maurice.
Rodman, Mrs. M.
Rodman, Miss.
Russell, Mrs. G. W. H.
Saunderson, Mr. A.
Saunderson, Mrs.
Scanlan, Mr. P. C.
Sharman-Crawford, Miss Ida.
Smith, Mr. P. Eustace.
Ward, Lady Evelyn.
Watson, Mr. R. M.
Watson, Mrs.
Williams, Miss.
Williamson, Sir Archibald, Bart ,
M.P.
Williamson, Mr.
Williamson, Mrs.
Curzon House.
CAMP 62. MAP K-12.
Camp Staff Officer Capt. F. St. J. Atkinson.
Enquiry Officer Mr. G. V. Hughes.
Brassey, Mr. Albert.
Brassey, The Hon'ble Mrs.
Brown, Miss Richmond.
Clay, Capt. Spender, M.P.
Clay, Mrs. Spender.
David, Mr. Percy.
deFontana, Count Faust.
deFontana, Countess P. Paravicine.
deFontana, Miss Fausta.
Friswell, Sir Charles.
Friswell, Lady.
Hall, Mr. William A.
Hall, Mrs.
Hosteller, Mrs. T.
Hosteller, Miss.
IVeagh, The Viscount.
Jamieson, Mrs. J. Fyfe.
Llangattock, The Lady.
Lucas Tooth, Lady.
Lucas Tooth, Miss.
Petit, Miss H. F.
Phillips, Mr.
Phillips, Mrs.
Scott, Major R. A.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
283
Scott, Mrs.
Tata, Sir Dorabji.
Tata, Lady.
Curzon House
Bonsor, Mr. Reginald.
Campbell, Mr. 11. P.
Gregson, Capt. L.
Hall, Mr. Melvin A.
Hanicl, Mr.
Herberstein, Count Joseph.
Jacobs, Mr. C. M.
Kelly, Mr. F. M.
Tata, Mr. R. J.
Tata, Mrs.
Testa, Mr. O. B.
Swiss Cottage Tents.
King Mr. E. B.
Martin, The Hon'ble Mr. Justice,
McKenna, Mr. E.
Solomon, Mr. F. B.
Stuart, Mr. Alexander Haig.
Trouard-Riolle, Mons. J.
Turner, Mr. H. O.
Vickery, Mrs. E.
Kudsia Gardens.
CAMP 60. MAP L-12.
Camp Staff Officer Capt. E. W. C. Ridgeway.
Enquiry OfficerMr. R. C. Ruck.
Bennet, Mrs. Louis. Harris, Rev. filmore.
Bennet, Miss. Harris, Mr.
Carr-Elleson, Lt.-Col. Harris, Mrs.
Carr-Elleson, Mrs. Heebner, Miss.
Chadwick, Miss Janet. Hills, Miss.
Dawes, Mrs. Frank. Homan, Mrs.
Homan, Miss.
Keene, Mr. H.
Dawes, Lieut. H.
Fenwick, Mr. Mark.
MacDiarmid, Mr. A.
MacDiarmid, Mrs.
McKay, Mr. G. Mills.
McKay, Mrs.
Moberly, Miss L. G.
Palmer, The Rt. Hon.
G.W.
Palmer, Mrs.
Fenwick, Miss Hilda. King, Mr. Charles S. Rivers Moor, Mrs. M.
King, Mrs.
Salveson, Lady.
Knowles, Lieut. J. E. Salveson, Miss.
Salveson, Ernest.
Smith-Marriott, Miss.
Spaulding, Mr. W. S.
Spaulding, Mrs.
Gordon, Miss.
Gordon, Miss B. C.
Graham, Mr. Douglas. Knowles, Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. Douglas. Knowles, Mrs. E. S.
Graham, Mr. James N. Knowles, Miss.
Graham, Mrs. J. K. Leigh, Lord.
Graham, Mr. J. Sfc. J. Leigh, The Hon. Miss. Spaulding, Mr. R.
Graham, Mrs. J. St. J. Lindley, Mr. E. S. Steele, Mrs.
Graham, Mr. Maxwell. Lindley, Mrs. (mother) Steele, Miss.
Green, Mr. M. A. Lindley, Miss E. M. Williams, Miss Antonia.
Green, Mrs. (sister). Yielding, Mrs.
Nicholson Camp.
CAMP 61. MAP K-13.
Camp Staff Officer Major A. W. H. Lee.
Assistant Mr. N. G. R. Woodyatt.
Enquiry Officer Mr. C. W. Maxwell.
284
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
Adams, Dr. Chas.
Adiins, Mrs.
Albar, Mons. F.
Aldcrson, Mr.
Alderson, Miss.
Archer, Mr. W.
Aslett, Mr. Alfred.
Barclay, Miss.
Barliticr, Mr. A.
Barrington, Mr. A.
Batliwalla, Dr. H. L.
Beaumont, Miss E.
Bethell, Capt. H. K.
Billington, Miss M. F.
Blackstock, Miss B.
Blackstock, Miss E.
Brodrick, Hon'ble Arthur.
Bromhead, Mr. A. 0.
Burnaby, Miss If.
Cameron, Mrs. C.
Carey, Mrs. G. deM.
Catlow, Mr. J. H.
Catlow, Mrs.
Chaiiton, The Hon'ble Mrs.
Chatterji, Miss.
Clough, Miss M.
Coppo, Mr. Max.
Craig, Miss.
Dhairjibhoy, Mr. S. C.
Donkin, Mr. John.
Donkin, Mrs.
Donkin, Mr.
Donkin, Miss.
Doux, Mr. Julien.
Duer, Lt.-Col., I.M.S.
Duer, Mrs.
Elkington, Major. J.
Elkington, Mrs.
Elliston, Lt.-Col. E.L.
Elliston, Mrs.
Gaumont, Mr. R.
Grimshaw, Mrs.
Gregson, Mrs.
Hadow, Mr. D. S.
Yeats-
Hawkins, Col. F.
Hcraiilt, Mr.
Holman-Jfnnt, Mr.
Holnmn-Hnnt, Mrs.
Hughes, Mr. G. V.
Jes.,op, Lt.-Col. C.T., C.I.E., V.D.
Job, Mons. P. B.
John, Major.
Joslin, Miss Mary.
Joslin, Miss Rebecca.
Kennedy, Fleet Surgeon.
Kennedy, Mrs. Graham.
Knight, Mr. P.
Knight, Mr. R.
Lee/ Major A. W. H.
Logan, Miss.
Logan, Mr. 1ST. L.
May, Mrs.
Maxwell, Mr. I. W.
Mody, Mr. K. A.
Muhammad Shirazi, Mir/a.
Murray, Capt.
Murray, Miss.
Murray, Miss M.
Xaicker, Mr. K. S.
Neddie, Mr.
Rajamannar Chettiar, Mr.
Rainohandra Reddi, Mr.
Reddiar, Mr. S. II.
Rose, Miss.
Ruck, Mr. R. C.
Russell, Mr. G. F.
Russell, Mrs,
Russell, Miss.
Shakespear, Mr. G. F. C.
Shannon, Capt. J. H,
Shannon, Mrs.
Smith, Mr. W. G.
Smith, The Hoii'ble Staniforth.
Thiravengadathaii Chettiar, Mr.
Veasey, Mr. H. C.
Walker, Mr. Alex.
Whiting, Mr. J.
Whiting, Mrs.
Brown, Mr. F. C. C.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
285
Visitors' Camping Sites.
Tis Hazari.
CAMP 64. MAP K-13.
Camp Staff Officer Capt R. 0. Alexander.
Assistant Capt. H. K. Bethell.
Aram, Mr. A.
Atkinson, Miss.
Azcr Weiika, Mr. W. R.
Bennett, Mr.
Bennett, Mrs.
Bennett, Mr.
Bruere, Mr. R. Sale.
Bruere, Mrs.
Bullin, Mr. J.
Burges, Rev. R.
Burges, Mrs.
Bushill, Mr.
Campbell Stewart, Mr. J.
Conway, Mrs.
Dawson, Mrs. A. B.
Ellis, Mr. Fred.
Evans, Mr. A. C., C.E.
Evans, Mrs. A. C.
Evans, Mr. A. L. F.
Everett, Mr. J. J.
Farmer, Mr. H.
Fitzpatrick, Miss.
.Fleming, Mr. C. A.
Goodsir, Mr. R. A.
Haines, Mr.
Haines, Mrs.
Hamilton, Mr. H. S.
Harkness, Mrs. M. E.
Harrison, Miss R.
Harvey, Mr. E. C.
Harvey, Mrs.
Harvey, Miss.
Hodgkinson, Major.
Hodgkinson, Mrs.
Inglis, Mrs.
Kesumall, Mr.
Kisheii Chand, Mr.
Kundan Mai, Mr.
Long, Mr. W. W.
Macgregor, Mr. R. M.
Malkain, Mr. N. B.
Mason, Mr. E.
Meli, Mr. J.
Meli, Mrs.
Morris, Mr. J. D.
Powell, Mr. W. W.
Rawcliffe, Mr. J. L.
Rawcliffe, Mrs.
Renny, Doctor, Vice-Consul, Im-
perial German Consulate.
Rodocanachi, Mr.
Rodocanachi, Mrs.
Rowbury, Mr. W.
Rowbury, Mrs.
Sahib Singh, Mr.
Shadwell, Mr.
Swetenham, Miss E. F.
Swetenham, Miss L.
Timewell, Mr. H. W.
Tria Pahlagri, Mr.
Weatherly, Miss.
Wright, Mr. J. B.
Wright, Mr. J. G.
Cruising Company's Camp.
(In Baptist Mission Compound.)
Alexander Thomas, Mr. I Angus, Mrs. L. G.
Alexander, Mrs, I Angus, Miss Erica.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
286_
Angus, Miss Joan.
Angus, Miss Trcgo.
Braye, Lord.
Braye, Lady.
Brough, Mr. ,T. R.
Caul Held, Mrs.
Canning, Major.
Canning, Mrs.
Cuchney, Mr.
Custer, Mrs.
Courteney-Bcnn, Mr.
Clauson-Thue, Miss.
Chorlcy, Miss
Duprcc, Sir W. T., J.P., D.L.
Dupree, Lady.
Donald, Mr. Sidney.
Darnell, Miss Davis.
Easton, Mrs.
Easton, Miss Agnes.
Edgar, Mrs.
Errera, Mr. Affred.
Errera, Mrs.
Franchciss, Mr.
Fenwick- Harrison, Mr.
Penwick- Harrison, Miss.
Fenwick-Harrison, Miss.
Frank Butler, The Hon'ble Mrs.
Godfrey, Miss.
Glover, Miss Helen.
Gray, Miss.
Hann, Dr.
Hallewell, Miss.
Hadley Hopkins, Mr. C.
Hyde, Miss A.
Hyde, Miss E.
Haines, Mr. R. J.
Hartung, Mrs.
Jackson, Miss M. G.
Jamicson, Mrs.
Weston,
Johnson, Lt.-Col. W., C.B.
Lodder, Mr. E. R.
Learmonth, Mr. Thomas, J. P.
Learmonth, Mrs.
Lyveden, Lord.
Ma: well, Miss Mary.
Matthews, Mr. F. P.
Matthews, Mrs.
Masters, Miss.
Mordaunt, Miss Adcla.
MacLaren, Mr. W. S.B., M.P.
Nathan, Mr. Adolphus.
Nathan, Mr. Philip.
Nicholson, Sir Arthur.
Nicholson, Mr. Malcolm.
Proctor, Rev.
Pineus, Mr. Conrad M.
Pineus, Mrs.
Pollexfen, Mrs.
Pollexfen, Miss.
Palmer, The Hoii'ble R.
Parsons, Mr. John.
Parsons, Mrs.
Parsons, Miss.
Price, Mr. H. Williams.
Perry, Mrs.
Robinow, Mr. Frank.
Roney-Dougal, Mr. J. D.
Roney-Dougal, Mrs.
Rutherford, Miss Constance.
Ritchie, Miss.
Smith-Ryland, Mr. C. A.
Smith-Ryland, Mrs.
Scott, Miss L.
Sloan, Mr. R. A. Walker.
Thackara, Lt.-Col.
Tyson, Mr. R.
Tyson, Mrs.
Tyndale, Mrs. Wyndham.
, Mrs.
Aitchison, Mr. H., Allahabad.
Bell, Mr. H. J., I.C.S.
Site 246.
CAMP 246. MAP E-5.
Bell, Mrs.
Booth, Mr. J. R., I.C.S.
CIVIL AND CENTRAL CAMPS.
287
Bull, Mr. P. E., Public Works
Department, Agra.
deGruyther, Miss.
Fagan, Major, E.A., 36th Jacob's
Horse.
Fagan, Mrs.
Falkland, Miss.
Galbraith, Miss.
Hobson, Miss.
Hope, Mr. C., I.C.S., Sitapur.
Hutton, Mr. C. H., Public Works
Department, Agra.
Hutton, Mrs.
Kendall, Mr. A., I.C.S., Allahabad.
Kendall, Mrs.
Lane, Major F. C., R.A.
Leggatt, Mr. S., P. W. D.
Lyle, Mr. H. W., T.C.S., Agra.
Lyle, Mrs.
Mamdot, Nawab of
Muhammad Hayat, Malik.
Noble, Col. R, A., AJibottabad.
Wilson, Mr.
Noble, Mrs.
O'Donnell, Mrs. M., Allahabad.
O'Donnell, Mr. S. P., T.C.8.,
Allahabad.
CVDonnell, Mrs. S. P.
Oldfield, Mrs.
Ouseley, Mrs. R. S., Allahabad.
Pack Beresford, Mr. D. R.
Pack Beresford, Mrs. D. R.
Rodwell, Mr. E. H.
Russell, Lieut.
Shams Din, Malik.
Spencer, Mr. F. R. B., P.C.S.,
Dera Ismail Khan.
Swayne, Col. H. G. C., R.E.
Swayne, Mrs.
Sydney Edwards, Mrs.
Torquil McLeod, Major, 7th
Gurkhas.
Torquil McLeod, Mrs.
Wilson, Mr. R. C. R,, P. W.D.
Wilson, Mrs.
R. C. R.
Wankaner.
CAMP 443. MAP D-9.
Raj Saheb Amarsinhji Banesinhji Raj Saheb of Wankaner.
Darbar Shri Bawa Vala, Chief of Vadia.
Mr. Nathabhi Avichaldafl, L.C.E., State Karbhari.
Dr. G. J. Mahimutr,a.
Ratansha Bezonji, Private Secretary.
Part III. Military Camps.
The constitution of the force located at Delhi for the
Coronation Durbar of Their Imperial Majesties is shown
below. The order of units in camp, as shown in the Direc-
tory, will follow this order, but the camps of the General
Officer Commanding 2nd Division, the Supply and Trans-
port directorate, and certain other units not included in the
military scheme, have been put together at the end.
CAVALRY DIVISION.
Page.
Divisional Headquarters 202
Major-General M. F. RIMINGTON, C.B., Commanding . 292
Enquiry Office 292
3rd Cavalry Brigade (Headquarters) . . 293
1st King's Dragoon Guards ...... 293
8th Cavalry 293
36th Jacob's Horse 294
Composite Cavalry Brigade (Headquarters) 294
10th (P. W. O. Royal) Hussars 294
9th Hodson's Horse ....... 295
30th Lancers (Gordon's Horse) ..... 295
7th Cavalry Brigade (Headquarters) . . 296
13th Hussars 296
3rd Skinner's Horse 296
18th King George's Own Lancers ..... 297
Divisional Troops
9th Brigade, K. H. A 297
10th Brigade, R. H. A 298
Divisional Engineers 298
British and Indian Field Ambulance .... 298
MILITARY CAMPS.
289
3rd LAHORE DIVISION.
Page.
Divisional Headquarters 298
Lt.-Gen. Sir A. A. PEARSON, K.C.B., Commanding . 298
Enquiry Office ........ 300
7th Infantry Brigade
1st Connaught Hangers ...... 300
18th Infantry 30 L
57th Wilde's Rifles (Frontier Force) . . . .301
25th Punjabis 301
8th Infantry Brigade
1st Manchester Regiment ...... 302
47th Sikhs ........ 302
53rd Sikhs (Frontier Force) 302
28th Punjabis 303
9th Infantry Brigade
1st Battalion Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regt. . 303
1st Battalion 1st K. G. O. Gurkha Rifles . . . 303
2nd Battalion 1st K. G. O. Gurkha Rifles . . . 304
2nd Battalion 4th Gurkha Rifles 304
Divisional Troops-
loth Duke of Cambridge's Own Lancers (Hodson's Horse) . 304
46th Field Artillery Brigade ... . 305
No. 3 British Mountain Artillery Brigade . 305
Ordnance Park . . . 306
23rd Sikh Pioneers . . 306
Indian General Hospital . 306
British Field Ambulance . 306
Indian Field Ambulance . 306
7th MEERUT DIVISION.
Divisional Headquaiters 307
Lt.-Oeii. Sir P. A. N. LAKE, KX5.M.G., C.B., Commanding 307
Enquiry Office 308
19th Infantry Brigade
4th King's Royal Rifle Corps 308
2nd Battalion 2nd K.E.O, Gurkha Rifles .... 309
130th Baluchis 309
2/9th Gurkha Rifles 309
290 MILITARY CAMPS.
Page.
20th Infantry Brigade
IstK. O. S. B . 309
2/3rd Gurkha Rifles .... .310
l/39th Garhwal Rifles .310
2/39th Garhwal Rifles .... 310
21st Infantry Brigade
4th Worcestershire Regiment . . . . .311
16th Rajputs 311
l/3rd Gurkha Rifles 311
2/10th Gurkha Rifles 312
Divisional Troops
17th Cavalry 312
5th Brigade, R. P. A 312
63rd Battery, R. F. A 312
64th Battery, R. P. A. 313
73rd Battery, R. P. A 313
31st Mountain Battery 313
32nd Mountain Battery 313
128th Pioneers 313
No. 32 Division Signal Company . . . . .314
British Field Ambulance ...... 314
Indian Field Ambulance . . . . . .314
25th Railway Co. Sappers and Miners . . . .314
COMPOSITE DIVISION.
Divisional Headquarters 314
Maj.-Gen. C. I. BLOMPIELD, C.B., D.S.O., Commanding . 314
Enquiry Office 315
1st Comp. Infantry Brigade (Headquarters) 315
1st Northumberland Fusiliers 315
2nd Royal Fusiliers . '..... 316
2nd The Black Watch .
2nd Gordon Highlanders
1st Durham Light Infantry
116th Mahrattas
45th Rattray's Sikhs ,
90th Punjabis
316
316
2nd Comp. Infantry Brigade (Headquarters) 317
317
317
318
318
MILITARY CAMPS.
3rd Comp. Infantry Brigade (Headquarters)
1st H. L. I
36th Sikhs
74th Punjabis .......
41st Dogras .
Divisional Troops
6th Inniskilling Dragoons .....
4th 11. F. A. Brigade
48th Pioneers .......
British Field Ambulance .....
Indian Field Ambulance, Section 160
No. 33 Division Signal Company ....
1st K. G. O. Sappers and Miners ....
No. 11 Coy. 2nd Q. O. Sappers and Miners
GARRISON OF DELHI.
Divisional Headquarters ....
Maj.-Gen. B. T. MAHON, C.B., D.S.O., Commanding
94 Company 11. G. A.
69 Company R. G. A.
2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Reg .
3rd Battalion K. R. R. .
1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders
llth K. E. O. Lancers .
33rd Punjabis
34th Sikh Pioneers
107th Pioneers
No. 19 Field Veterinary Hospital
British General Hospital
Station Hospital, Delhi Fort
27th Light Cavalry
G. O. C. 2nd (Rawalpindi) Division
Cantonment Magistrate's Department
Remount Department Officers ...
Railway Concentration Officers ...
Supply and Transport Corps ....
Imperial Service Troops (Inspector-General's Camp)
Imperial Service Troops
Volunteer Camp .
Massed Bands Camp
Veterans* Camp .
Military Dairy .
291
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MILITARY CAMPS.
Headquarters Cavalry Division.
CAMP 252.
Maj.-Gcu. M. F. Khnington, C.B.
Capt. E. A. H. Fell, 12th Cavalry .
Col. A. H. Short
Major T. C. Watson, ^.OE:., R.E. .
Major H. J. M. Macandrew, D.S.O.,
5th Cavalry.
Major P. R. Lawrence, D.S.O., 14th
Hussars.
Capt. H. B. D. Baird, 12th Cavalry .
Major N. W. Haig, 6th Dragoons .
Major J. Shea, 15th Lancers
Surgn.-Genl. A. T. Sloggett, C.B.,
C.M.G.
Major G. Tate, LM.S.
Major A. S. R. Annesley, S. & T.
Corps.
Capt. D. Macdonald, A.V.C. .
Capt. W. F. Dale, A.V.C.
Capt. L. Danels, A.V.C.
Lieut. B. A. Jarvis, A.V.C. .
MAP E-6.
Divisional Commander.
A.-D.-C.
Commanding R.H.A.
Commanding Divisional R.E.
G. S. O., 1st Grade.
G. S. O., 2nd Grade.
-3
G. S. ()., 3rd Grade.
D. A. A. G.
A. Q. M. G. j
Administrative Medl. Officer.
Asst. to Adm. Medl. Officer.
Asst. Director, S. & T.
Veterinary Officers.
Mrs. Annesley.
Mr. Davies.
Mrs. Davies.
Mrs. Eddy.
Miss Eddy.
Mrs. Harbord.
Miss Haig.
Miss Jameson.
Miss Macandrew.
Mrs. Shea.
Mrs Short.
Mrs. S \veetman.
Miss Tullis.
Mrs. Watson.
Enquiry Office Cavalry Division.
Near CAMP 272. MAP D-4.
Capt P. B. Sangster . . Camp Staff Officer.
Sangster, Mrs. Sangster, Miss.
Rev. D. E. Evans.
Very Rev. Father P.
Rev. A. E. Hubbard.
Mrs. Hubbard.
Chaplains.
Ven. Archdeacon L. Klugh.
Hughes. Rev. A. Knott.
Mrs. Knott.
Rev. W. R. Lequesne.
MILITABY CAMPS. 293
3rd Cavalry Brigade Headquarters.
CAMP 264 MAP C-3.
Brig.-Gen. C. P. W. Piric . . Commanding Brigade.
Major R. E. Cheyne . . .8th Cavalry Brigade Major.
Capt H. M. Davidson . . 36th Jacob's Horse, Staff Capt.
Mrs. C. P. W. Pirie. Miss Pirie.
1st King's Dragoon Guards.
CAMP 263. MAP C-3.
Lt.-Col. F. C. L. Hulton. Lieut. W. R. F. Cooper.
Major H. J. Williams. Lieut. L. H. Hawkins.
Major H. F. Wickham. Lieut. L. W. White.
Major R. S. Hunt. Lieut. L. Alexander.
Capt. D. A. Rasbotham. Lieut. R. G. Fox.
Capt. F. H. Charlton. i 2nd-Lieut. E. W. Sprot.
Capt. W. G. F. Renton. I 2nd-Lieut. T. H. Gladstone.
Capt. H. M. Appleton. j 2nd-Lieut. W. R. Read.
Capt. R. S. Spurrier. 2nd-Lieut. H. S. Hatfield.
Capt. L. St. C. Cheape, Adjutant. Hon. Lieut. W. T. J. Wells,
Lieut. E. A. Wcinholt. Quartermaster.
Attached.
Capt. G. H. Stevenson, R.A.M.C.
Mrs. Appleton. Mrs. Rasbotham. Mrs. Spurrier.
Mrs. White.
8th Cavalry.
CAMP 266. MAP C-3.
Lt-Col. W. M. Carpendale.
Major T..C. Hogg.
Major R.rE. Chaplin.
Capt. F. B. Lane, Adjutant.
Capt. C. B. H. Mansfield.
Lieut. T. M. Carpendale, Qr. Mr.
Major G. A. Becher. Lieut. B. R. Hudson.
Capt. M. H. Gale. Lieut. A. H. A. Empson.
Capt. J. O'Leary, M.B., I.M.S.
Mrs. C. D. Mears.
294
MILITARY CAMPS.
36th Jacob's Horse.
CAMP 267. MAP C-3.
Lt.-Col. C. M. Cartwright.
Major E. E. Roomc.
Major E. A. Fagan.
Capt. W. G. K. Green.
Capt. E. M. Nixon.
Capt. A. M. Fortcath.
Capt. M. M. Carpendale, Qr. Mr.
Lieut. F. R. Farquhar, Adjutant.
Lieut. H. Allardice.
Lieut. C. F. Cahusac.
Lieut. M. E. Parnell.
Lieut. W. F. Blacker.
Lieut. R. D. Owen Jonos.
Lieut. H. G. F. Forbes.
Capt. R, B. Nicholson, I.M.S.
Mrs. Cartwright. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Nicholson.
Composite Cavalry Brigade Headquarters.
CAMP 278. MAP D-4.
Brig.-Gen. R. Wapsharc
Capt. J. E. Moir, 10th Lancers
Capt. R. W. W. Grimshaw .
Capt. G. A. Aylmor
Lieut. J. M. W. O'Rorke .
Capt. H. S. Mosley, A.V.C.
Lieut. H. C. Agnew, R.E.
Lieut. R. E. Harenc, 4th Cavalry.
Lieut. W. S. E. Money, 22nd
Cavalry.
Commanding Brigade.
Brigade Major.
34th Poona 'Horse, Staff Captain.
S. and T. Corps.
25th Cavalry. Orderly [Officer.
Lieut. D. T. D. Berrington, 15th
Lancers.
Lieut. H. V. Hurt, 37th Lancers.
Lieut. F. Oswald, 20th Horse.
Miss Agnew.
Mrs. Aylmer.
Mrs. Wapshare.
R. W.
10th Royal
CAMP 277.
R. Barnes,
Lt.-Col.
D.S.O.
Major C. W. H. Crichton.
Major The Hon'ble W. G. S.
Cadogan, M.V.O.
Capt. The Hon'ble C. B. O.
Mitford.
Capt. The Hon'ble A. Annesley.
Capt. W. 0. Gibbs.
Capt. E. H. Williams.
Hussars.
MAP D-4.
Capt. J. F. Neilson.
Lieut. W. E. Palmes.
Lieut. C. B. Wilson.
Lieut. W. L. Palmer, Adjutant.
Lieut. E. A. Fielden.
Lieut. G. C. Stewart.
Lieut. C. R. Tumor.
Lieut. H. C. Brocklehurst.
2nd-Lieut. R. C.Gordon-Canning.
2nd-Lieut. V. J. Greenwood.
2nd-Lieut. V. A. P. Stokes.
2nd- Lieut. W. M. Armstrong.
2nd- Lieut. Sir Basil Brooke, Bt.
2nd-Lieut. W. S. Murland.
MILITARY CAMPS. 295
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2nd-Lieut. R. S. Hudson.
Hon. Capt. R. Pillinger, Qr.Mr.
Hon. Lieut. W. P. Littlewood,
Riding Master.
Attached.
Capt. Wallace Benson, R.A.M.C. | Capfc. W. J. Dale, A.V.C.
Capt. J. M. Reid, Australian Light Horse.
Sir W. Bass. Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. Herbert Smith.
Lady Noreen Bass. Lady Helen Mitford. Mrs. Williams.
Lady Brocklehurst. Lady Alexandra The Hon'ble Lilah
Miss Sylvia Brooke. Palmer. Wingfield.
Miss Fieldeii. Miss Stokes.
9th Hodson's Horse,
CAMP 279. MAP D-3.
Capt. O. V. Smith.
Capt. E. deBurgh.
Lieut. M. D. Vigors, Qr. Mr.
Lieut. T. I. G. Thomas.
Lieut. T. W. Corbett.
Lieut. E. V. P. Seymour.
Lieut. Walker.
Lt.-Col. R. B. Low, D.S.O.
Major A. W. Pennington, M.V.O.
Major G. A. H. Beatty.
Major R. C. W. Lukin.
Major C. H. Rovvcroft.
Capt. H. L. Dyce.
Capt. A. I. Fraser, Adjutant.
Lieut. M. L. C. Irvine, I.M.S.
Miss Baird. Miss Lloyd. Mrs. Lukin.
Mrs. Beatty. Mrs. Low.
30th Lancers.
CAMP 280. MAP E-3.
Lt.-Col. W. H. Fasken.
Major C. R. Elliot.
Major H. A. Lane.
Major A. E. Barnard.
Capt. V. E. Muspratt.
Capt. A. U. Gledstanes.
Capt. E. D. Raymond.
Capt. H. S. L. Maydwell.
Lieut. R. B. Butler.
Lieut. H. de N. Lucas.
Capt. W. H. Odium, I.M.S.
Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Gledstanes. Mrs. Maydwell.
Mrs. Elliot. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Odium.
Mrs. Fasten. Mrs. Muspratt. Mrs. Raymond.
296
MILITARY CAMPS.
7th Cavalry Brigade Headquarters.
CAMP 258.
Brig.-Gen. W.E. Peyton, D.S.O.
Capt. C. A. C. Godwin
Capt. A. M. Mills
Capt. W. E. Hume Spry .
Lieut. J. V. Dawson .
MAP C-4.
Commanding Brigade.
Brigade Major.
Staff Captain.
S. and T. Corps.
Orderly Officer.
Mrs. Godwin.
13th Hussars,
CAMP 257.
Lt.-Col. A. H. M. Taylor, D.S.O.
Major J. J. Richardson.
Capt. W. H. Eve.
Capt. E. J. Carter.
Capt. R. S. Hamilton-Grace.
Capt. W. A. Kennard.
Capt. E. H. Stocker.
Capt. N. Neill.
Capt. C. Steele.
Capt. J. G. Rees, Adjutant.
Lieut. J. H. Hind.
Lieut. H. C. Jeddere Fisher.
Lieut. S. O. Robinson.
Lieut. W. C. A. Vanneck.
MAP C-4.
Lieut. J, N. Lumley.
Lieut. H. G. T. Newton.
Lieut. J. O. Oakes.
Lieut. H. L. Jones.
2nd-Lt. A. M. Sassoon.
2nd-Lt. S. V. Kennedy.
2nd-Lt. J. V. Dawson.
2nd-Lt. T. E. Lawson-Smith.
2nd-Lt. J. A. Jeffrey.
2nd-Lt. J. W. Taylor.
Hon. Capt. H. de P. O'Kelly,
Riding Master.
Hon. Lieut. A. Cooke, Quarter-
master.
Attached.
Lieut. G. B. Stones, 7th Lancers.
Lieut. Logan, Australian Light Horse.
Lieut. Watson Smythe.
Mr. P. Berwick.
Mrs. Berwick.
Brig.-Gen. G. A.
Cookson.
Mrs. Cookson.
Mrs. Eve.
Lady Frankfort.
Hon'ble Kathleen De
Montmorency.
Hanfblc Rachel De
Montmorency.
Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Vanneck.
3rd Skinner's Horse.
CAMP 256. MAP D-5.
Lt.-Col. W. E. A. Blakeney.
Lt.-Col. C. L. Hamilton.
Lt.-Col. F. L. Moore.
Major. J. R. Gaussen, D.S.O.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Capt. E. C. W. Conway-Gordon.
Capt. M. R. H. Webber.
Capt. .T. H. Bennett.
Capt. T. E. Hulbert.
Lieut. S. T. Polley.
Mrs. Blakeney.l
Mrs. Conway-Govdon.
Miss Godfrey.
297
Lieut. R. W. Manderson, Adju-
tant.
Lieut. J. M. Lorimer.
Lieut. E. D. Metcalfe.
Lieut. G. C. G. Gray.
Mrs. Hulbert.
Miss Hulbert.
Mrs. Moore.
Mr. A. B. Smith.
Mrs. Webber.
Miss Wilson.
18th (K. G. O.) Lancers.
CAMP 255. MAP D-5.
Lt.-Col. S. B. Grimston.
Major P. E. Rioketts.
Major E. C. Corbyn.
Capt. C. H. Marsh, D.S.O.
Capt. R. H. Marsh.
Capt. A. M. Mills.
Lieut. F. Gwatkin, Adjutant.
Lieut. A. H. Brooke, Quarter-
Master.
Lieut. A. Brooke.
Lieut. S. J. W. Railston.
Capt. A. J. H. Russell, I.M.S.
Miss Ashburnham.
Mrs. Carew.
Mrs. Corbyn.
Mrs. Grimston.
Miss Grimston.
Mrs. C. H. Marsh.
Fraulein Werdecker.
Mrs. Mills.
Mrs. Ricketts.
Mrs. Vores.
9th Brigade R. H.
CAMPS 261 & 262.
Lt.-Col. A. D. Young.
Major J. G. Rotton.
Major N. E. Tilney.
Capt. E. H. Jones.
Capt. A. R. B. Cossart.
Capt. A. Mellor.
Lieut. T. H. Carlisle.
A. (N & S Batteries.)
MAP C-4.
Lieut. A. T. Brooke.
Lieut. J. R. Ramsay.
Lieut. T. C. Newton.
Lieut. A. C. E. Marsh.
Lieut. R. F. Adam.
Lieut. H. C. West.
Hon. Capt. T. Council, Riding
Master.
Attached.
Lt.-Col. A. E. Tate, R.A.M.C. | Capt. E. D. Caddell, R.A.M.C.
Mrs. Caddell.
Mrs. Cossart.
Mrs. Rotton.
Miss Tate.
Brig.-Gen. C. F. G. Young.
Mrs. Tilney.
Mrs. Walshe.
298 MILITARY CAMPS.
10th Brigade R. H. A. (P & R Batteries.)
CAMPS 259 & 260. MAP D-5, C-5.
Major W. H. Kay.
Major A. E. Wardrop.
Capt. W. Stirling.
Capt. E. H. Phillips, D.S.O.
Capt. J. G. B. Allardyce.
Capt. G. B. Balston.
Lieut. H. H. Hulton.
Lieut. P. G. Yorke.
Lieu*. N. A. L. Day.
Lieut. C. J. Clibborn.
Lieut. E. F. Norton.
Lieut. B. T. Holland.
Lieut. B. S. Ellis.
Lieut. P. (T. Leach.
Capt. S. J. Bastyan.
Mrs. Bastyan. Mrs. Hulton. Mrs. Kay.
Mrs. Wardrop.
Divisional Engineers Cavalry Division.
CAMPS 253 & 254. MAP D-5.
Capt. D. A. Thomson, B.E. . 41 Wireless Signal Company.
Lieut. B. H. Logan, Loyal North Attached to 41 Wireless Signal
Lanes. Begiment. Company.
Lieut. H. W. Tomlinson, B.E. . Commanding Sappers and Miners,
Field Troop.
Lieut. B. T. Wilson, B.E.
British & Indian Field Ambulance.
CAMPS 273 & 274. MAP D-4.
Capt. M. B. H. Bitchie, B.A.M.C. . Commdg. Sec. A, No. 37, B. F. A.
Capt. J. A. Shorten, I.M.S. . . Commdg. Sec. 160, 1. F. A.
Miss Baird. Miss D. James. Mrs. Bitchie.
Headquarters IHrd (Lahore) Division.
CAMP 119. MAP 1-6.
Lt.-Gen. Sir A. A. Pearson, K.C.B. Comdg. 3rd Division.
Lieut. G. H. A. Pearson . . A.-D.-C.
Capt. W. G. K. Green . . Orderly Officer.
MILITARY CAMPS.
299
Surg.-Gen. A. M. Crofts, C.I.E.
Maj.-Gen. T. D. Pilchor, C.B.
Maj.-Gen. C. H. Powell, C.B.
Brig.-Geu. J. E. Johnson, D.S.O.
Brig.-Gen. K. G. Egcrton
Col. W. H. Sitwell, C.B., D.S.O.
Col. W. A. Thompson
Col. H. C. Nanton, R.E.
Lt.-Col. A. Cavr, M.D., R.A.M.C.
Lt.-Col. H. N. Roomo
U.-Col. W. S. Speranza, R.E.
Lt.-Col. W. Ewbank, R.E. .
U.-Col. F. Temple Cole, R.A.
Lt.-Col. S. W. Lincoln
Major J. S. Banmgartner .
Major S. W. King
Major W. B. Pearson .
Major A. W. Chitty .
Major C. L. Storr
Capt. H. C. Herbert .
Capt. R. A. Tate, R.A.M.C.
Capt. H. C. Cavendish, R.F.A.
Capt. C. L. Whitaker
Capt. S. de V. A. Julius
Capt. R. Johnston
Capt. H. K. Woods .
Capt. G. H. Wilkinson, S. & T.
Lieut. M. A. H. Scott, R.E.
Lieut. G. E. Bruce
P. M. O., 3rd Division.
Comdg. Sirhind Bde.
Comdg. Jullundur Bde.
Divisional Artillery Commander.
Comdg. Ferozcpore Bde.
G. S. O. (1) 3rd Division.
A. Q. M. G., 3rd Division.
Commanding Royal Engineer
37th Lancers.
A. C. R. E.
D. A. A. G., 3rd Division.
C. O. O.
A. D. S. & T.
G. S. O. (2) 3rd Division.
G. S. O. (2) 3rd Division.
Lancashire Fusiliers. Provost
Marshal.
Bde.-Major, Fcrozepore Bde.
Bde. -Major, Sirhind Bde.
South Lancashire Regt.
Medical and Sanitary Officer.
18th Infantry.
R. Sussex Regt.
4th Cavalry.
South Lancashire Regt.
Staff Capt., Divl. Engr.
53rd Sikhs. Camp Commandant.
Major S. A. Archer,
R.A.M.C.
Mrs. S. A. Archer.
Mrs. H. Carr.
Mrs. H. C. Cavendish.
Mrs. A. W. Chitty.
Mrs. H. Chitty.
Mrs. A. W. Cripps.
Capt. R. B. De la
Motte, S. & T.
Mrs. De la Mottc.
Mrs. R. G. Egerton.
Major P. C. Eliott
Lockhart.
Mrs. P C. Eliott
Lockhart.
Mrs. W. G. K. Green.
Mrs. S. W. King.
Mrs. S. W. Lincoln.
Mrs. W. Mitchell.
Mrs. H. C. Nanton.
300
Lady A. A. Pearson.
Mrs. C. H. Powell.
Mr. Ridley.
Mrs. Ridley.
Mrs. H. N. Roome.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Mrs. W. S. Speranza.
Miss Speraiiza.
Capt. E. M. Steward.
Miss Steward.
Mrs. C. L. Storr.
Mrs. P. Temple Co le.
Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Tidswell.
Mrs. Wilkinson.
Enquiry Office 3rd Division.
Xear CAMP 128. MAP .1-4.
Lieut. A. H. Hopwood, Lincoln- Camp Staff Officer,
shire Regiment.
Mrs. Hopwood.
Miss S. James.
Chaplains.
Rev. A. Brown. Rev. Father Colombo.
Mrs. Brown. Rev. M. D. Mawe.
Rev. Father Aloysius Carroll, Mrs. Mawe.
Rev. A. J. Revnell.
1st Bn. The Connaught Rangers.
CAMP 127. MAP J.-4.
Lt.-Col. G. H. Ford-Hutchinson,
D.S.O.
Major G. L. Hobbs.
Major S. J. Murray.
Major W. A. Hamilton.
Capt. W. H. S. Alexander.
Capt. C. E. Hack.
Capt. R. L. Payne.
Capt. J. M. B. Wratislaw.
Capt. E. G. S. Truell.
Lieut. G. F. Callaghan.
Lieut. G. de M. A. L. Tulloch.
Lieut. A. G. Moutray.
2nd-Lieut.
Lieut. F. R. George.
Lieut. F. L. Von Sticglitz.
Lieut. G. J. B. E. Massy.
Lieut. H. Q. Irwin.
Lieut. M. E. Fell.
Lieut. S. W. Howard.
Lieut. C. T. C. Irvine.
Lieut. J. R. Ovens.
Lieut. & Qr. Mr. J. Rafferty.
2nd-Lieut. E. G. Small.
2nd-Lieut. R. L. Thomas.
2nd-Lieut. A. L. P. Anderson.
2nd-Lieut. G. D. Abbott.
D. C. Branfoot.
Mrs. G. F. Callaghan.
Mrs. G. H. Ford-Hutchin-
son.
Mrs. G. L. Hobbs. Miss Warden.
Mrs. A. G. Moutray. Miss Whyte.
MILITARY CAMPS.
301
18th Intantry.
CAMP 129. MAP J-4.
Lt.-Col. P. W. Drake-Brockmaii.
Lt.-Col. J. K. Tod.
Lt.-Col. R. R. Ilenton.
Major W. L. Cotton.
Capt. H. A. Morgan.
Capt. E. V. Jones.
Capt. G. S. Douglas.
Capt. W. P. Hammond.
Lieut. A. C. M. Binny.
Lieut. C. T. Drake-Brockmau.
Lieut. A. S. Brooke.
Lieut. M. D. A. Kureishi, I.M.S.
Col. W. C. Barratt,
C.B., D.S.O., 5th
Light Infantry.
Mrs. W. C. Barratt.
Mrs. A. C. M. Binny.
Mrs. W. L. Cotton.
Mrs. H. A. Morgan.
Mrs. J. K. Tod.
Mr. Vcdder.
Mrs. Vedder.
57th Wilde's Rifles (Frontier Force).
CAMP 128.
Col. G. B. Hodson. C.B., D.S.O.
Major ,F. W. B. Gray, D.S.O.
Major E. C. Creagh.
Major T. J. Willaiis.
Capt. 11. S. Gordon.
Capt. L. Forbes.
Capt. S. J. B. Sparling.
Lieut. A. H. Radford.
MAP J-4.
Lieut. W. S. Trail.
Lieut. J. M. H. Mackenzie.
Lieut. E. K. Fowler.
Lieut. J. Mac A. Craig.
Lieut. C. W. Maloney.
Lieut. D. Bainbridge.
Lieut. I. H. S. Clarke.
Capt. J.F. Boyd, I.M.S.
Miss Ames.
Mrs. J. F. Boyd.
Mrs. MacA. Craig.
Mrs. F. W. B. Gray.
25th Punjabis.
Mrs. G. B. Hodson.
CAMP 130.
Lt.-Col. R. E. H. Dyer.
Major W. C. Paleologus.
Major F. Martin.
Capt. C. B. Riley.
Capt. H. R. A. Hunt.
Capt. de L. W. Passy.
MAP J-5.
Capt. C. H. Tyrrell.
Capt. G. W. Atkins.
Lieut. C. N. Steele.
Lieut. H. R. O. Walker.
Lieut. N. G. R. Coats.
Lieut. R. G. Gardner.
Lt.-Col. A, C. Younan, M.B., I.M.S.
Mrs. C. B. Riley.
Mrs. A. C. Younan.
302
MILITARY CAMPS.
1st Bn. The Manchester Regiment.
CAMP 131. MAP J-5.
Lieut. E. L. Musson.
Lieut. F. N. Fox.
Col. A. H. Baldwin.
Major H. W. E. Hitchins.
Major E. J. H. Walker.
Capt. W. C. Hastings, D.S.O.
Capt. H. C. Bates.
Lieut. C. C. Stapledon.
Lieut. E. N. Buchan, D.S.O.
Lieut. J. R. Heelis.
Lieut. A. K. D. Tillard.
Lieut. B. V. Mair.
2nd-Tiient. L. C. Bostock.
2iid-Lieut. F. C. Hickie.
2nd-Lieut J . Shaw.
2nd-Lieut. B. J. Atkin.
2nd-Lieut. W. X. Shipstcr.
2nd-Licut. R. I. . Davidson.
2nd- Lieut. 8. S. Norman.
2nd-Lieut. R, F. Lynch.
Lieut. J. W. Lane, R.A.M.C.
Mrs. A. A. Baldwin. Miss Baldwin. Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mrs. E. J. H. Walker.
Lt.-Col. H. L. Richardson.
Major E. S. Hall.
Major Gr. W. Johnson.
Ma]or S. R. Davidson.
Capt. H. le M. Fellowes.
Capt. H. E. Browne.
47th Sikhs.
CAMP 134. MAP J-5.
Capt. L. R. Hogge.
Capt. B. H. Howard.
Capt. A. W. Brown.
Capt. R. J. McCleverty.
Capt. W. H. Ralston.
Lieut. E. H. Paske.
Capt. H. C. Brown, M.B.
Lieut. A. E. Drysdale.
Attached*
Capt. Paske.
Mrs. H. C. Brown. Mrs. S. R. Davidson. Mrs. B. H. Howard.
Miss Campbell. Mrs. H. le M. Fellowes. Miss Howard.
Mr. Clift. Mrs. L. R. Hogge. Mrs. H. L. Richardson.
53rd Sikhs (Frontier Force).
CAMP 132. MAP J-5.
Capt. C. I. Shepherd
Lieut. G. Tomes.
Lieut. P. A. Macartney
Lieut. E. P. Watts.
Lieut. C. A. Proudfoot.
2nd-Lieut. H. Finnis.
Lt.-Col. R. W. Falcon.
Major A. F. Ferguson-Davie,
C.I.E., D.S.O.
Capt. R. Gardiner.
Capt. C. A. Milward.
Capt. G. H. Chapman.
Mrs. G. H. Chapman. Mrs. A. F. Ferguson-Davie.
Capt. C. F. Waterworth, D.S.O., Royal Warwickshire Regiment.
Lt.-Col. C. G. Prendorgast.
Major A. G. dcV. Chic-heater.
Major C. W. Keem>.
Capt. M. R. Pocock.
Capt. J. C. Philips.
Capt. C. B. Harcourt.
Lieut. H. M. Barrows.
Mrs. J. C. Philips.
MILITARY CAMPS.
'28th Punjabis.
CAMP 133. MAP J-5.
303
Lieut. B. A. Ycarslcy.
Lieut. W. R. BoBwell.
Lieut. C. R. Watson.
Lieut. M. C. G. Matthew.
Lieut. R. N. G. Scott.
Capt. A. G. Coullie,
Mrs. C. G. Prendergast.
1st Bn. Duke of Wellington's (West Riding
Regiment).
CAMP 135. MAP J-5.
Lt.-Col. C. V. Humphrys.
Major W. M. Watson.
Major P. A. Turner.
Major R. E. Maffett.
Major R. N. Bray.
Capt. A. A. St. Hill.
Capt. W. E. Maples.
Capt/M. H. B. Wilson.
Capt/R. M. Tidmarsh.
Capt. A. S. Carlyon.
Capt. E. H. B. Wellesley.
Lieut. S. E. Marriner.
Lieut. D. Eirth.
Lieut. H. W. Glenn.
Lieut. E. C. Boutflower.
Lieut. G. Flemming.
Lieut. W. G. Officer.
Lieut. E. H. Eawcett.
Lieut. E. G. Peake.
Lieut. V. N. Kidd.
Lieut. H. E. Treeby.
Lieut. M. N. Cox.
Lieut, and Qr. Mr. A. J. Carroll.
2nd-Lieut. R. H. W. Owen.
2nd-Licut. A. E. Miller.
2nd-Lieut. E. A. Bald.
2nd-Lieut. E. G. Gatacre.
2nd-Lieut. P. V. Cornish.
2nd-Lieut. J. H. Park.
2nd-Lieut. B. H. O'Donnell.
Attached.
Captain W. E. H. Cass, Australian Eorces.
Miss Humphrys.
Mrs. R. E. Maffett.
Miss Owen.
Mrs.R. M. Tidmarsh.
Mrs. Tidmarsh.
Mrs. R. N. Bray.
Mrs. A. S. Carlyon.
Mrs. A. J. Carroll.
Mrs. Eirth.
Mrs. C. V. Humphrys.
1st Bn. 1st (K. G. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 136. MAP J-6.
Mrs. P. A. Turner.
Mrs. E. H. B.
Wellesley.
Mrs. Wilson.
Lt.-Col. A. G. B. Lang.
Major H. A. H. Thompson.
Capt. W. J. Evans.
Capt. W. P. Cruikshank.
Capt. C. H. Giffard.
Capt. H. I. Money.
Capt. N. M. Wilson.
Lieut. G. S. Kennedy.
Lieut. W. B. Northey.
2nd-Lieut. L. B. Rundall.
304
MILITARY CAMPS.
Attached.
Capt. N. E. Howcll, 82nd Punjabis.
Miss Dairy mple.
Miss St. George.
Mrs. Scott.
Miss Scott.
Mrs. A. H. H. Thompson.
Mrs. X. M. Wilson.
2nd Bn. 1st (K. G. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
Major E. D. Money.
Capt. A. Young.
Capt. A. E. Johnson.
Capt. A. H. W. Elias.
Capt. H. Holderness.
Capt. A. Latham.
Capt. A. F. Inglis.
CAMP 137. MAP J-6.
, Lieut. M. C. Baldwin.
; Lieut. C. F. M. Birch.
Lieut. N. F. Graeme.
Lieut. J. D. Ogilvie.
Lieut. M. F. I). Cobbold.
Lieut. E. C. Mocklor.
Lieut. E. W. O'G. Kirwan, I.M.S.
Mrs. P. Wynn Elias. Miss D. M. Ross. Mrs. Wichniann.
Miss Elias. Mr. F. W. Wichmann. Mr. W. Wichmann.
Capt. H. T. Shakespcar, Capt. F. F. Hodgson,
12th Cavalry. 84th Punjabis.
2nd Bn. 4th Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 138. MAP J-6.
Lt.-Col. A. Grant.
Major D. C. Young.
Major A. E. Sealy.
Capt. G. A. Perreau.
Capt. F. S. Massy.
Capt. H. St. G. Scott.
Lt.-Col. G. H. Frost, I.M.S.
Lieut. G. Kennedy.
Lieut. W. A. Gardiner.
Lieut. A. M. Arnott.
Lieut. A. D. J). Carter.
Lieut. W. L. Farwell.
Lieut. D. M. Dennys.
Mrs. F. S. Massy.
Mrs. A. E. Sealy.
10th (D. C. O.) Lancers.
CAMP 125. MAP 1-4.
Lt.-Col. W. L. Maxwell.
Ma|or W. E. Young.
Major H. G. Young.
Major R. L. Ricketts.
Capt. J. E. Moir.
Capt. J. Peters.
Capt. R. R. Chambers.
Capt. A. W. M. KoramiB.
Capt. K. O. Goldie.
Lieut. D. O. W. Lamb.
Lieut. G. de la P. Beresford
Lieut. E. C. Braddyll.
Major E. A. C. Matthews, I.M.S.
Mrs. P. R. Chambers.
Mrs R. A.C. Matthews.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Mr*. W. L Maxwell.
Miss Blackburn Maze.
Mrs. W. E. Young.
305
Mrs. P. L Kieketts.
Mrs. H. G. Young.
46th Brigade, R. F. A.
CAMPS 150-151-152. MAP K-4.
Lt..-Col. K. K. Xorris.
Major W. Evans, D.8.O.
Major M J. F. Fitzgerald.
Major H. It. Phipps.
Ca])t. (f. K. Willis.
Capt. H. M. Baliingall.
Capt. L. C. Warren,
('apt. W. K. (tray.
Lieut. H. G. Young
Lieut A. Z. Blumenthal.
2nd- Lieut.
Lieut. E. H. W. Bolitho.
Lieut. G. 11. Burnett- Stuart.
Lieut. A. Block.
Lieut. A. P. Dresser.
Lieut. A. G. Cunningham.
Lieut. K. G. Heath.
2nd- Lieut. H. F. C. Kempe.
2nd- Lieut. G. U. Stallard.
2nd-Lieut. J. deH. Chisholm-
Batten.
R. P. Graves.
Major .1. Hay.
Capt. A. H. D. West.
Attached.
Capt. J. A. B. McGowau, A.V.C.
Lieut. T. H. Beekley.
Mrs. W. Kvans.
The Ven. Archdeacon
Nicolls.
Mrs. Nicolls.
Mrs. E. E. Nbrris.
Miss Norris.
Miss Xorris.
Miss Willis.
3rd Mountain Artillery Brigade, R. G. A.
CAMPS 123-124. MAP 1-3.
Brev.-Col. G. C. Dowell.
Major H. R. Cook.
Major E. E. Tyler.
Capt. C. H. W. Owen.
Capt. L. K. Stanbrough.
Capt. J. E. S. Brind.
Lieut. B. Walter.
Lieut. M. E. Mascall.
Lieut. E. F. C. Wilson.
Lieut. N. C. Healing.
Lieut. R. C. Seys.
Lieut, W. H. Lewis.
Capt. M. Orr Wilson, R.A.M.C.
Capt. W. I. Macaulay, A.V.C.
Attached.
Capt. F. Syinon, Royal New Zealand Artillery.
Mrs. L. K. Staiibrough.
306 MILITARY CAMPS.
Ordnance Park (Army Camps).
CAMP 147. MAP J-4.
Lt.-Col. F. Temple Cole, B.A. Capt. A. S. Dawson-Moray.
Capt. C. Hebert, ll.A. Capt. \V. A. Wood, A.V.C.
Mr. Temple Cole. Mrs. Dawson-Moray.
Mrs. Temple Cole. Mrs. Hebert.
23rd Sikh Pioneers.
CAMP 126. MAP T-4.
Lt.-Col. G. L. Holland.
Major H. F. A. Pearson.
Major G. H. F. Kelly.
Major A. V. W. Hope.
Capt. B. Xieholas.
Capt. B. C. H. Drew.
Capt. K. P. A. Melville.
Capt. K L. Croslegh.
Capt. B. Tuniball.
Capt. H. B. Bonny.
Lieut. B. X. B. Campbell.
Lieut. W. A. II. Bird.
Lieut. K W. C. Hicketts.
Lieut. F. C. Squires.
Lieut. D. P. Chesney.
Capt. M. L. Puri, T.M.S.
Mrs. B. X. B. Campbell. Mrs. (V. L. Holland. Mrs. Puri.
Miss Campbell. Mrs. K P. A. Melville. Mrs. II. B. Renny
Mrs. B. C. H. Drew. Mrs. H. F. A. Pearson.
Indian General Hospital.
CAMP LOG. MAP T-4.
Lt.-Col. F. W. Gee, I.M.S. ] Capt, C. H. Cazalcy, I.M.S.
Lt.-Col. C. M. Moore, I.M.S. Capt. C. H. Cross, I.M.S.
Major H. J. K. Bamfield, I.M.S. Capt. F. F. S. Smith, J.M.S.
Miss Bamtield. Mrs. C. II. Cazaley. Mrs. M. C. Clay.
British Field Ambulance Section B No. 34.
CAMP 121. MAP J-3.
Major H. G. F. Stallard, B.A.M.C.
Indian Field Ambulance Section B No. 160.
CAMP 120. MAP 1-3.
Capt. T. G. F. Paterson, I.M.S.
MILITARY CAMPS.
307
Headquarters VHth (Meerut)
Division.
CAMP 200. MAP J-7.
Lt.-Gcn. Sir P. X. Lake, K.O.M.G., Commanding VII Division.
C.B.
Lieut. N. X. E. Bray . . 18tb Laiu-.ers, A.-D.-C.
Mai-beau, C.V.O., Commanding 21st Infantry Bri-
gade.
,, Commanding 20th Infantry.
Maj.-Gen. F.
C.B.
Brig.-Gcn. II. D'u Keary, A.-D.-C
D.S.O.
Brig.-Gen. C. T. Robinson .
Col. E. 1VA. S. Thomas
Col. W. H. Dobhie .
Col. M. W. Kevin, C. B. .
Col. P. E. Dixon
Col. L. W. Shakespcar
Lt.-Col. H. J. Downing, D.S.O. .
Lt.-Col. G. S. Cartwriglit
Major W. H. Ogilvio
Major St. .1. A. Cox
Major C. R. \V. Burton
Major F. W. II. Fortoatli .
Major C. G. Stanstield
Major A. E. Glasgow
Major S. W. Robinson
Capt. W. S. Anthony .
Capt. P. S. Lelean .
Capt. S. G. Loch, 1). S. O. .
Capt. R. A. Cassels
Capt. G. W. Denison .
Capt. C. Nelson ....
Capt. L. Daniels
Capt. B. S. A. F. Grcvillc .
Capt. MacDonald
Capt. R. H. L. Cutbill
Capt. C. O. Morris
Div. Art. Comdr., 7th Division.
G. S. O. (1), 7th Division.
A. Q. M. G., 7th Division.
P. M. O., 7th Division.
C. R. E., 7th Division.
LA.
R. IP. R.
R.E, A.C.R.E., Meerut (Cav.)
Brigade.
I.M.S.
Royal Irish Regt.
Cant. Magte., Meerut.
S. & T. Corps.
8th Gurkha Rifles. Bde. Major,
Garhwal Bde.
R. Sussex 11. Bde. Major, Bareilly
Bde.
R. G. A., D. A. A.G., 7th Division.
A. V. S.
R. A. M. C., Sanitary Officer, 7th
Division.
R.E. Bde. Major, Dehra Dun Bri-
gade.
32nd Lancers, G. S. O. (2), 7th
Division.
R.E.
3rd Brahmans.
A. V. S.
16th Rajputs.
A. V. C.
A. S. C.
S/ and T. Corps.
308
Lieut. (1. B. C. Rees-Mogg .
Lieut. J. W. O'Kelly
Lieut. A. H. Jukes
Lieut. F. C. G. Campbell
MILITARY CAMPS.
A. V. S.
A. V. S.
9th Gurkha Rifles.
4()th Pathans.
Mrs. Campbell.
Miss Campbell.
Mrs. Cartwright.
Mrs. Cassels.
Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. Cutbill.
Mrs. Daly.
Mrs. Dobbie.
Mrs. Downing.
Lt.-Col. A. M. Faulk-
nor, I. A.
Mrs. Forteath.
Mrs. Kerin.
Miss Keriu.
Miss Thomas.
Lady Lake.
Mrs. Lyndon Bell.
Miss Lynden Bell.
Mrs. Lelean.
Mrs. Ogilvie.
Mrs. R()l)insoii.
Mrs . Shakespear.
Enquiry Office 7th Meerut Division.
Near CAMP 167. MAP K-7.
Lieut. M. H. Vincent, 33rd Punjabis . Camp Staff Officer.
Chaplain.
Rev. B. II. Holman.
4th Bn. King's Royal Rifle Corps.
CAMP 184. MAP K-7.
Lt.-Col. The lion. W. R.
Montagu Stuart Wortley,
D.S.O.
Major E. Pearce-Serocold.
Major H. R. Blore.
Capt. C. H. X. Seymour.
Capt. J. P. F. Tate.
Capt. R. Crichton.
Capt. C. V. L. Poe.
Capt. H. A. Vernon.
Lieut. C. J. T. R. Wingfield.
Lieut. W. L. Clinton.
Lieut. H. C. Ponsonby.
Lieut. C. K. Howard Bury.
Lieut. R. J. II. Pureell.
2nd-Lieut. S. H. Ferraiid.
2nd-Liout. H. O. Curtis.
2nd-Lieut. C. T. Ellison.
2ml-Lieut. A. E. Lawrence.
2nd-Lieut. A. C. P. Butler.
2nd-Liout. (I. S. Oxley.
2nd- Lieut. M. K. MacKenzie.
Hon. Lieut, and Q. M. T. Jones.
Attached.
Major B. S. Dowsett, Australian Rifle Regiment.
2nd- Lieut. D. R. Montford, U. L.
The Hon. Mrs. Montagu
Stuart Wortley.
Mrs. Seymour.
The Lady Violet
Wingfield.
MILITARY CAMPS.
309
2-2nd (K. E. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 182. MAP K-7.
Lt.-Col. C. E. deM. Xorie, D.S.O.
Major (I. M. Morris.
Major F. G. C. Ross.
Major H. T. Fulton, D.S.O.
Capt. E. W. C. Ridgeway.
Capt. F. K. Barton.
Capt. W. S. Dayroll.
Mrs. Day roll.
Capt. G. D. Mathew.
Lieut, C. L. X. Newal.
Lieut. K. J. Corse-Scott.
Lieut, li. C. M. Lucas.
Lieut. 1. C. limes.
Lieut. W. B. Shakespear.
Ca]>t. C. (T. Seymour, I. M.S.
Mrs. Fulton.
Mrs. Morris.
130th <K. G. O.) Baluchis-
CAMP 181. MAP K-7.
Lt.-Col. J. O. Mennie.
Major C. M. Price.
Major P. H. Dyke.
Capt. N. R. Anderson.
Capt. (T. Newcombe.
Capt. W. F. Adair.
Capt. E. C. Kensington.
Capt. H. G. Sealy.
Capt. H. 1). Moore.
Lieut. R. F\ Woodward.
Lieut. 11. C. Simpson.
Lieut. G. A. Pirn.
Lieut. W. G. H. M. Mules.
2nd-Licut. A. H. Wildman.
Capt. C. E. liultct'1, l.M.S.
Miss Anderson. Mrs. Kensington. Mrs. Mennie.
2nd- Lieut J. P. S. Minter. Capt. Whitwortli Jones, l.M.S.
2-9th Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 183.
Major C. McL. Porteous.
Major F. K. Coninghaui.
Major C. R. Bradshaw.
Capt. H. L. C. Turner.
Capt. G. C. Wheeler.
MAP K-7.
Lieut. A. H. Parsons.
Lieut. R. Blandy.
Lieut. A. F. Spreckley.
2nd-Lieut. D. Baillie.
Capt. A. W. M. Harvey, l.M.S.
1st Bn. King's Own Scottish Borderers-
CAMP 176. MAP K-6.
Li-Col. W. D. Seller.
Major A. S. Koe.
Major D. R. Sladen, D.S.O.
Major A. J. Welch.
Capt. C. F. Kennedy.
Capt. A. S. Cooper.
Capt. R. H. Crake.
Capt. I. B. Hopkins.
310
MILITARY CAMPS.
Lieut. C. T. Furber.
Lieut. M. A. N. Bochor.
Lieut. J. B. W. Funnyman.
Lieut. A. J. Sanderson.
Lieut. H. (I. L. Mayne.
Lieut. F. X. Sanderson.
Lieut. C. A. G. O. Murray.
Miss Friend.
Lieut. A. G. Patterson.
Lieut. H. T. Cruikshank.
Lieut. J. K. B. Campbell.
Lieut. C. S. Stirling Cookson.
2nd- Lieut. W. J. X. Cbeatle.
2nd-Lieut. G. S. Hutchison.
Hon. Lieut. & Q. M. W. Simpson.
Mrs. Koe.
Mrs. Welch.
Lt.-Col. V. A. Ormsby.
Major W. R. Brakspear.
Major C. S. Eastmead.
Major W. C. French.
Major W. L. Dundas.
Major G. M. Glynton.
2-3rd (Q. A. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 177. MAP K-7.
Major J. T. Lodwick.
Lieut. W. G. Bagot-Chester.
Major R. J). Alexander.
Lieut. H. Bennett.
Lieut. E. G. T. Tuito Dalton.
Lieut. A. H. Bald.
Lieut. H. F. C. McSwiney.
Mrs. Bateman-Champain. Mrs. Dundas.
Miss Clark. Mrs. Eastmead.
Mrs. French.
Mrs. Tuite-Dalton.
Lt-Col. E. R. R. Swiney.
Major D. H. Drakc-Brockman.
Major H. M. MacTier.
Major F. M. Home.
Capt. K. Henderson.
Capt. F. G. E. Lumb.
Capt. J. T. H. Lane.
1-39 Garhwal Rifles.
CAMP 178. MAP K-7.
Capt. W. G. S. Kenny.
Capt, J. H. De W. Carruthers.
Lieut. F. T. Etherton.
Lieut. G. R. Mainwaring.
Lieut. A. H. Mankelow.
Lieut. G. S. Rogers.
Lieut. T. C. St. G. Welchman.
Major C. D. Dawes, I.M.S.
Miss Forster. Mrs. Home. Mrs. Swiney.
Mr. Henderson. Mr. Mainwaring, I.F. Miss Swiney.
Mrs. Henderson. Miss Rhodes. Lieut. S. A. Tuck.
Miss Henderson. Rev. Pritchett Shaw. Miss Tuck.
2-39th Garhwal Rifles.
CAMP 179.
Lt.-Col. T). E. Mocatta.
Major W. H. Wardell.
Major G. H. Taylor.
Capfc. G. W. Burton.
MAP K-7.
Capt. A. W. Robertson-Glas-
gow.
Capt. D. A. Blair.
Capt. H. R. B. Reed.
MILITARY CAMPS.
311
Lieut. II. P. Nation.
Lieut. E. II. P. Berryinan.
Lieut. J. T. C. Wilcox.
Lieut. E. C. Kenny.
Mrs. Blan*.
Mrs. Holland.
Mrs. Mocatta.
Mrs. Reed.
Mts. Taylor.
Mrs. Robertson -
Glasgow .
4th Worcestershire Regiment-
CAMP 172. MAP K-6.
L t.-Col. 0. W. Lewis.
Major C. H. Norbury.
Major C. H. Set on.
Major H. A. Carr.
Capt. H. A. Lang.
Capt. E. VV. Moss, D.S.O.
Capt. E J. Kaviuiagh, R.A.M.C.
Capt. C. H. Kitdiing.
Oapt. C. S. Linton.
Lieut. G. C. Deans.
Lieut. H. J. G. Gilmour.
Lieut. E. T. J. Kerans.
Lieut. G. S, Briscoe.
Lieut. E. P. C. Amplilett.
Lieut. J. H. Polly.
Lieut. T. H. O. Crnwley.
Lieut. J. V. Bridges.
Lieut. C. A. Wytlies.
Lieut. W. D. Bush.
Lieut. If. Gordon.
Lieut. G. J. Townsend.
Lieut. A. E. Stokes-lloberts.
Lieut. T. L. N. Mostyn.
Lieut. X. L. M. P. Bunbury.
Hon. Lieut. & Q. M. H.
Parker.
Mrs. Moss.
16th Rajputs.
CAMP 174.
Lt.-Col. L. M. Bell.
Major G. R. Vanrenen.
Major P. C. Tregear.
Capt. B. P. Garratt.
Lieut. F. J. O. Hume- Wright.
MAP K-6.
Lieut. E. C. Second^.
Lieut. E. P. M. Durand.
Lieut. G. V. Hughes.
Lieut. J. W. S. Hobson.
2nd-Lieut. G. E. Balfour.
Mrs. Bell.
Capt. W. H. Riddell, I.M.S.
Lieut. H. P. Haviland. Mrs. Vanrenen.
Lt.-Col. W. H. Savage.
Major A. C. Hickley.
Major J. G. Eduards.
Major P. B. Tillard.
Major P. Manners-Smith.
Capt. J. C. Loch.
l-3rd (Q. A. O.) Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 173. MAP K-6.
Capt. C. H. A. Tuck.
Capt. H. H. Grigg.
Lieut. A. G. Stone.
Lieut. E. T. W. McCausland.
Liexit. G. W. P. Money.
Lieut. R. B. Dent.
Lieut. G. T. Pisher.
312
Miss G. K. Chauner.
Mrs. Hickley.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Mrs. Manners- Smitl i .
Mrs. Savage.
Miss Savage.
Miss M. Savage.
2- 10th Gurkha Rifles.
CAMP 175. M;P K-6.
Lt.-Col. (i. H. C. Coloinh.
Major H. W. R. Senior.
Ma'jor R. A. Firth.
Major Roosniale-Cocq.
Major G. Rooke.
Capt. L. A. Bcthcll.
Capt. H. E. Weekes.
Capt. J. L. Higgin.
Capt. C. Newington.
Lieut. W. X. Atkinson.
Lieut. B. T. B. Merritt.
Lieut. H. B. Davidson.
Lieut. J. F. Russell.
Capt. A. D. Stewart, l.M.S.
Mrs. Coloinb.
Miss Coloinb.
Miss Rose.
17th Cavalry.
CAMP 169. MAP K-6.
Lt.-Col. E. W. Boudier.
Major E. W. Wall.
Major R. A. Steel.
Major R. C. Barry-Smith.
Capt. R. W. Henderson.
Capt. I). D. Wilson.
Capt. A. H. R. Dodd.
Lieut. T. W. Kirkwood.
Lieut. V. C. Duberly.
Lieut. F. C. C. Yeats-Brown.
Lieut. E. G. Atkinson.
2nd-Lieut. C. G. Y. Skipwith.
2nd-Lieut. 1. D. Outline.
j Capt. W. E. Brierly, l.M.S.
Mrs. Barry-Smith. Mrs. Boudier.
Brig.-Gen. E. B. Burton, Mrs. Dodd.
C.B. Miss Dyer.
Mrs. Kirk wood.
Miss Dueane Smithe.
Mrs. Steel.
Headquarters V Brigade R. F. A.
CAMP 192. MAP K-8.
Lt.-Col. L. O. F. Gordon, D.S.O j Capt. L. F. Raikes.
Mrs. Gordon.
Major H. Broke Smith.
Capt. Arthur.
63rd Battery R. F. A.
CAMP 193. MAP L-8.
Lieut. R. M. Carlisle.
2nd-Lieut. C. C. Hartley.
Lieufc. C. A. H. Montanaro.
MILITARY CAMPS. 313
64th Battery R. F. A.
CAMP 191. MAP. K-8.
Major A M. Peri-can.
Lieut. G. E. U.Watson.
2nd-Lieut. G. Bun-aril.
2nd-Lieut. G. C. Kemp.
Mrs. Perreau.
73rd Battery R. F. A.
CVMP 194. MAP L-8.
Major A. T. Mavsden. Lieut. M. Gregory.
( 1 apt. L. Godnian. 2nd-Lieut. H. J. Glcndening.
2nd-Lieut. J. Galloway.
M?s. Gregory.
Capt. F. A. Jackson.
Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Marsden.
Baroness Winstowe.
31st Mountain Battery.
CAMP 170. MAP L-5.
Lt.-Col. J. L. Parker . . Comdg. 7th M. A. Bde.
Majoi K. H. Massie.
Ca])t. L. S. Bayley. Lieut. I). D. H. Campbell.
Lieut. H. P. Kenyon.
Mrs. Kenyon.
32nd Mountain Battery.
CAMP 171. MAP L-5.
Major J H. Paine, D.S.O.
Capt. C.W. Stulpnagel.
Lieut. H. C. T. Dowding.
Lieut. M. F. A. Maclean.
Lieut. G. W. C. Hickie.
Miss Harrison. Mrs. Stulpnagel.
128th Pioneers.
CAMP 185. MAP K-8.
Lt.-Col. A. H. I). Creagh. I Capt. A. Forbes.
Majo- F. M. Lane. Lieut. C. K. G. B. Goad.
Majr K. E E. Kriekenbeek.
Capt H. W. Tobin.
Capl X. C. Baniiatyne.
Capt D. S. Graham.
Lieut. F. H. Farebrother.
Lieut. X. R. Whitaker.
Lieut. P. Johnston Saint.
Lieut. A. W. Pnlverman.
Capt. A. C. Munro, I.M.S.
314 MILITARY CAMPS.
Mrs. Graham. Miss Harbotlc. Mrs. Krickcnbeek.
Mrs. Tobin.
32nd Division Signal Coy.
CAMP 180. MAP K-7.
Capt. W. F. Maxwell. Lieut. L. V. Bond. Lieut, C. H. Walsh.
British Field Ambulance.
CAMP 193. MAP L-7.
Major W. G. Beyts. . . . II. A M.C.
Mrs. Beyts.
Indian Field Ambulance.
CAMP 196. MAP L-7.
Major C. D. Dawes . . . I.M.S.
25th Railway Coy. Sappers and Miners.
CAMP 186. MAP K-8.
Lieut. H. L. Woodhouse.
Headquarters Composite Division.
CAMP 118. MAP 1-6.
Maj.-Gen. C. J. Blomfield, C.B., Comdg. 5th (Mhow) Di/ision
D.S.O.
Col. H. T. Brooking . . .A. Q. M. (J., 9th Divison.
Col. O. M. R. Tliackwell . . C. R. K., 5th Division.
Col. J. B. Edwards, D.S.O. . . A. Q. M. G., 5th Divison.
Col. C. F. Willis, C.B., I.M.S. . P. M. O., 5th Divisioi.
Lt.-Col. R. E. Sullivan . . Asst. Dir. S. & T., 5th Division.
Major N. Faichnie, R.A.M.C. . Sany. Offr., 5th Divis.on.
Major Rudd.
Major F. L. Lloyd- Jones . . 113th Infantry.
Major H. Smyth . . . The Cheshire Rcgt. Asst. Pnvost
Marshal.
Capt. F. E. LL. Daniell . . Seafprth Highlanders. G. J. O:
(ii), 5th Division.
Capt. Sir G. M. H. Stirling, Bt., Essex Regt., D. A. A. G., 5th
D.S.O. Division.
315
Capt. A. F. Cusins, R.E.
Capt. A. 1). Chaiiier . . . S. & T. Corps.
Lieut. H. F. Fuller . . . S. & T. Corps.
Mrs. Blomfield. Mrs. Faiclmic. Miss E. Gardom.
Mrs. H. V. Drake- Mrs. Praser. Lady Stirling.
Brockman. Mrs. Smyth.
Enquiry Of f ice Composite Division.
Opposite CAMP 99. MAP H-4.
Lieut. 13. Seton James, The Royal Irish, Camp Staff Officer.
Headquarters 1st Composite Infantry Brigade*
CAMP 118. MAP 1-6.
Brig.-Gen. W. P. Braithwaite, C.B. Comdg. 1st Composite Infy. Bdc.
Capt. F. J. Joslin . . . W. Kent Regt. Bdc. Major.
Capt. H. C. McWatters . . 22nd Punjabis. Orderly Officer.
Mrs. Braithwaitc.
1st Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers.
CAMP 99. MAP H-4.
Lt.-Col. 1). Sapte. ! Lieut. H. C. Stephen.
Major C. Yatman, D.S.O. Lieut. A. C. Milne-Home.
Capt. F. L. Festing. j Lieut. G. O. Sloper.
Capt. H. R. Sandilands. I Lieut. W. Platt, D.S.O.
Capt. W. Clifford, D.S.O. | Lieut. F. E. Watkin.
Lieut, and Adjt. Bonham-Carter.
2nd-Lieut. E. H. Baxter.
2nd-Lieut. M. Blackett-Ord.
2nd-Lieut. H. O. Sutherland.
2nd-Lieut. R. T. Vachell.
2nd-Lieut. L. A. Barrett.
Capt. R. F. Gatehouse.
Capt. B. Cruddas.
Capt. A. H. Heslop, R.A.M.C.
Lieut. B. H. Selhy.
Lieut. R. M. R. Lamb.
Lieut. H. L. Ovans.
2nd-Lieut. K. H. W. Ward.
Attached.
2nd-Lieut. H. G. A. Fellowcs. | 2nd-Licut. E. R. C. Booth.
Mrs, Bonham-Carter. Mrs. Clifford. Mrs. Cruddas.
Mrs. Ovans. Rev. W. H. Garstein.
316
MILITARY CAMPS.
2nd Bn. Royal Fusiliers.
CAMP 100.
Col. S. T. B. Lawfonl.
Major C. H. 1). Lyon-Campbcll.
Major M. P. Hancock.
Capt. G. S. Guyon.
Capt. M. O. Clarke.
Capt. P. Villiers- Stuart.
Capt. M. K. Hodgson.
Capt. T. clc B. Carey.
Capt. T. C. do Trafford.
Lieut. A. C. Hewitt.
Lieut. A. N. Pope.
Lieut. T. J. Shafto.
MAI> H-5.
Lieut. P. K. Leslie.
Lieut. R. M. Laverton.
Lieut. P. A. Tillard.
Lieut. P. W. Wilson.
Lieut. H. II. Cripps.
Lieut. F. W. A. Steele.
Lieut, and Qr. Mr. H. K.
Metealfe.
2nd- Lieut. H. M. Hope- John-
stone.
2nd-Lieut. R. G. Tottenham.
2nd-Lieut. W. H. S. Sehotield.
Mrs. Hancock.
Miss Hancock.
Mrs. Watt.
Mrs. Villiers-Stuart.
2nd Bn. The
CAMP 101.
Lt.-Col. W. McL. Campbell,
M.V.O.
Major J. G. H. Hamilton, D.S.O.
Major H. H. Sutherland.
Capt. A. G. Wauchope, D.S.O.
Capt. E. F. M. Urquhart.
Capt. G. L. S. McLeod.
Capt. C. W. E. Gordon.
Capt. L. P. Evana.
Capt. H. F. F. Murray.
Lieut. 11. K. Forrester.
Lieut. N. G. B. Henderson.
Lieut. E. V. Anderson.
Black Watch.
MAP H-5.
Lieut, .). W. L. Sprot.
Lieut. J. L. S Ewing.
Lieut. A. K McLeod.
Lieut, H. E. D. Orr-Ewing.
2nd-Lieut. J. X. Iiiglis.
2nd-Lieut. J. A. Durie.
2nd- Lieut. A. C. Denison.
2nd-Lieut. A. H. C. Sutherland.
2nd- Lieut. P. N. Anstruther.
2nd- Lieut. Hon'ble. F. 15owcs-
Lyon.
2nd- Lieut. J. Anderson.
llev. A. McFarlane, ( 1 ha])lain to
Regt.
Mrs. J. Anderson.
Lt.-Col. Berkely.
Mrs. Sutherland.
Mrs. Sprot.
2nd Bn. The Gordon Highlanders.
CAMP 102. MAP 1-5.
Lt.-Col. G. Staunton.
Major A. D. Greenhill-Gardyne.
Major R. Tytler.
Major G. R. Macnab.
Capt. J. R. E. Stansfeld, D.S.O.
Capt. D. Macleod.
Capt. P. D. Stewart.
Capt. G. K. McLean.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Capt. J. L G. Burnett.
Capt. C. G. L>. Hugging.
Capt. A. M. Ker.
Lieut. J. A. O. Brooke.
Lieut. L. Carr.
Lieut. E. H. Davidson.
Lieut. J. H. Fraser.
Lieut. J. M. Hamilton.
Lieut. II. O. Blair-Cuiiynghame.
Lieut. l>. M. Mackenzie.
Lieut. W. (i. Maxwell.
2iid-Lieut. H. M. Sprot.
2nd- Lieut. Hon'ble W. Fraser.
2nd-Lieut. A. G. Finloy.
2nd- Lieut. A. S. B. Graham.
2nd- Lieut. W. F. H. Doliie.
Ilony. Lieut, and Qr. Mr. J. Mackie
Mrs. J. H. E. Stansfeld.
Mrs. Staunton.
Headquarters 2nd Composite Infantry Brigade.
CAMP 118. MAP 1-6.
Ma j. -Gen. K. S. Davison, C.B.
Capt. L. H. Abbott .
2nd- Lieut. K. H. M. Davison
(!omdg. 2nd Coinp. Infy. lide.
llth Rajputs, Jivigado Major.
l()(3th Hazara Pioneers, Orderly
Officer.
Mrs. Abl)ot Miss Davison. Mrs. Moylan.
Mrs. Davison. Mr. Moylan. Miss Tuson. Mrs. Taylor,
1st Bn. Durham Light Infantry.
CAMP 98.
Major C. C. Liuird.
Major M. I). Goring Jones.
Major R. F. Hell.
Capt. R. Tyndall.
Capt. R. M. Tyler.
Capt. Jf. K. Lavie.
Capt. J. H. Wood.
Capt. R. .1. G. Stoker.
Capt. E. B. Lathbury.
Lieut. R. V. Turner.
Lieut. W. B. Green well.
Lieut. H. W. Festing.
MAP H-4,
Lieut. II. C. Boxer.
Lieut. H. R. McCullagh.
Lieut. E. H. Gilpin.
Lieut. J. F. Warren.
Lieut. R. C. Smith.
Lieut. A. G. de Bunscu.
2nd-Lieut. G. Hayes.
2nd- Lieut. J. G. Hartcr.
2nd-Lieut. J. E. Drysdale.
2nd-Lieut. A. X. Rountree.
2nd-Licut. J. O. C. Hasted.
Lieut, and Qr. Mr. J. Freel.
Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Goring Jones.
Mrs. Wilkinson.
116th Mahrattas.
CAMP 96. MAP H-4.
Mrs. Tyndall.
Lt.-Col. II. R. Mead.
Major J. J. P. Quinn.
Major A. W. Andrew.
Capt. A. P. Harrison.
318
Capt. W. L. Wayman.
Capt. G. M. Ayscough.
Lieut. II. W. Young.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Lieut. M Dockrill.
Lieut. It. C. Eberhardio.
Lieut. (1. H. Hopkinson.
2nd-Lieut. S. A. II. Hungerford:
Mrs. Dockrill.
Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Wayman.
Mrs. Mead.
45th Rattray's Sikhs.
CAMP 95. MAP T-4.
Lt.-Col. H. 0. Bernard.
Major F. T. Stewart.
Major H. B. llattray.
Ma] or I). O. D. McVcan.
Capt. F. S Keen.
Capt. W. W. von Someren, D.S.O.
Capt. H. G. McRae.
( 1 apt. B. W. Shuttle-worth.
Lient. R. Ramsford-Hamiay.
Lieut. J. G. Wilson.
Lieut. J. E. Waller.
Lieut. C. A. M. Tennant.
Major C. H. Watson, l.M.S.
Mrs. F. T. Stewart.
90th Punjabis.
CAMP 97. MAP H-4.
Lt.-Col. G. A. Ward.
Major R. J. T. Savi.
Major H. A. Carleton.
Major H. 11. McGill.
Capt. E. H. Apthorpe.
Lieut. G. I). Strong.
Mrs. Carleton.
Mrs. McGill.
Lieut. E. S. Hancock.
Lieut. D. 15. Morris.
Lieut. G. N. Miller.
Lieut. I). G. Porteous.
Lieut. P. J. K. Wigley.
Lieut. R. G. Binning, l.M.S.
Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Savi.
Mrs. Strong.
Headquarters 3rd Composite Infy. Brigade.
CAMP 118.
Maj.-Gen. A. Wilson, C.B.
Lt.-Col. J. B. H. Askwith
Capt. T. N. S. M. Howard
Lieut. W. A. T. B. Somerville
MAP 1-6.
Comdg. 3rd Comp. Infy. Bde.
R. A.
W. Yorks. Regt. Brigade Major.
The King's Own (R. Lancaster
Regt.). Orderly Officer.
Mrs. Askwith.
Mrs. Howard.
Mrs. Wilson.
MILITARY CAMPS.
319
1st Highland Light Infantry.
CAMP 84. MAP H-3.
Major T. C. Ross.
Major R. W. II. Ronaldson.
Major C. E. Andrews.
Cap!. H. T. Singleton, D.S.G.
Capt. T. A. Pollok-Morris.
Capt. G. H. Walker.
Capt. R. C. W. Alston.
Capt. H. C. H. Johnston-Stewart.
Capt. T. B. Moriarty, R.A.M.C.
Lieut. H. S. Tarrant.
Lieut. J. Inglis.
Lieut. W II. V. Cameron.
Lieut. W. U. M. (Campbell.
Lieut. E. M. Grant.
Lieut. H. A. Lean.
Lieut, W. P. Stewart.
Lieut. C. H. Anderson.
Lieut. W. G. S. Mitchell.
2nd-Lieut. J. A. Bali'our.
2nd-Lieut. C. M. Pitts-Tucker.
2nd-Lieut. E. E. Loch.
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Singleton.
36th Sikhs.
CAMP 82. MAP H-3.
Lt.-Col. E. L. Sullivan.
Major E. F. Knox .
Major de C. Ireland.
Capt. G. L. Blair.
Capt. J. Gray.
Lieut. W. H. Padday.
Mrs. Gray.
Lieut. M. Saunders.
Lieut. J. B. W. Hay.
Lieut. A. 1). Martin.
Lieut. S. DCS Vccux.
2nd-Lieut. D. C. Robinson.
Lieut. J. B. Tackaberry, I.M.S.
Miss Gray.
Mrs. Sullivan.
74th Punjabis.
CAMP 83. MAP H-3.
Mrs. Priestly.
Lt.-Col. R. J. R. Brown.
Lt.-Col. S. Geoghegan.
Major W. Key worth.
Major A. V. Alexander.
Major H. H. G. 'Stansfeld,
Capt. J. Ardoino.
Lieut. H. S. Moberly.
Capt. F. G. Knnhardt.
Capt. A. Riddcll.
Lieut. K. Bagnall.
Lieut. H. W. Milne.
Lieut. C. Campbell.
Lieut. W. H. Miller.
Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Geoghegan.
Mrs. H. H. G. Stansfeld.
41st Dogras.
CAMP 81 (in place of the 99th Infantry). MAP G-3.
Capt. E. Colson.
Capt. M. Eliot.
Major R. G. Macpherson.
Major R. P. W. Quin,
320
Capt. M. A. Girdlestonc.
Capt. W. K. Fleming.
Lieut. K. M. Hobday.
Lieut. B. G. F. Nixon.
Miss V. G. Forman.
Mrs. M. A. Girdlestoiio.
MILITARY CAMPS.
Liout. P. H. Myles.
Capt. W. S. MeGillivray,
I.M.S.
Mrs. A. M. Hunt.
Mrs. R. (1. Macphersoii.
Mrs. R. P. W. Quin.
6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons.
CAMP 86.
Lt.-Col. F. A. B. Fryer.
Major N. W. Haig.
Major B. Vincent.
Major C. R. Terrot.
Capt. E. A. Fit/gerald.
Capt. F. B. Nixon.
Capt. R. G. Kitson.
Capt. C. J. B. Bridgewater.
Capt. A. R. Moncrieff.
Lieut. C. A. Fleury-Teulon.
2ud-Lieut. R.
MAP 1-3.
Lieut. E. C. Bowen.
Lieut. H. Colmore.
Lieut. G. C. R. Burnliam.
Liout. S. J. Sassoon.
Lieut. P. J. Syimott.
Lieut. J. C. Humfrey.
2nd-Lieut. R. M. Wootten.
2nd- Lieut. N. F. Barton.
2nd- Lieut. C. S. Hanson.
2nd- Lieut. M. F. Dudgeon.
G. W. Rimington.
Miss Balfe. Miss Bald. Miss Fit/gerald.
Mrs. Bridgewater. Mrs. Fryer. Miss Haig.
Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Fit/gerald. Miss Jameson.
Mrs. Terrot. Lady Kitty Vincent.
4th Brigade, R. F. A.
CAMPS 87, 88, 89. MAP 1-3.
HEADQUARTERS.
Lt.-Col. L. A. C. Gordon . . Commanding.
Capt. H. L. Nevill, D.S.O. . . Adjutant.
Capt. C. K. Steel . . . A.V.C.
TTH BTY., R. F. A. Camp 87.
Major O. de L. E. Winter. Lieut. R. B. Warton.
Capt. Hon. H. E. Thellussoii.
Lieut. B. S. Ward.
Major A. D. Kirby.
Capt. R. Longstaff.
Lieut. R. D. Beall.
14-TH BTY., R. F. A.. Camp 88.
Lieut. W. Weatherbe.
Lieut. D. G. C. Rutherfoord.
2nd-Lieut. W. D. Pritchard.
MILITARY CAMPS.
66TH BTY., R. F. A. Camp 89.
321
Major A. W. Hewctson.
Capt. R. C. Williams.
Lieut. R. H. Walsh.
Lieut. W. J. F. Halliday.
Lieut. P. G. M. Elles.
Mrs. Gordon. Miss La Primaiulaye. Miss Nevill.
48th Pioneers*
CAMP 80.
Lt.-Col. C. W. Somerset.
Major A. J. N. Hanvard.
Capt. C. W. Neumann.
Capt. M. E. S. Johnson.
Capt. A. Vickers.
Capt. G. Hewitt.
MAP G-3.
Capt. R. D. de la Cour Corbett.
Lieut. I). B. Gray.
Lieut. W. S. Oldham.
Lieut. E. W. Burdett.
Lieut. F. D. Leslie.
Lieut. I. Ferrier.
Lieut. C. A. Ray nor.
Mrs. C. W. Somerset. Mrs. A. Vickers.
British Field Ambulance Section C, No. 37.
CAMP 94. MAP H-4.
Capt. J. R. Lloyd, R.A.M.C.
Indian Field Ambulance Section C, No. 160.
CAMP 93. MAP H-4.
Capt. F. B. Shettle, I.M.S.
No. 33 Divisional Signal Company.
CAMP 85. MAP H-3.
Capt. L. H. Queripel, R.F.A.
Lieut. L. Griffith, 107th Pioneers.
Lieut. W. E. Kidner, R.E.
Lieut. W. R. Warden, 83rd
Light Infantry.
1st (K. G. O.) Sappers and Miners.
CAMPS 112 TO 117. MAP 1-5.
Lt.-Col. P. G. Twining, R.E.
Major A. H. Cunningham, R.E.
Capt. A. R. C. Saunders, R.E.
Capt. E.S. J. Hill, R.E.
Capt. R. C. R. Hill, R.E.
(>t. A. J. G. Bird, R.E.
Lieut. E. H. Kelly, R.E.
Lieut. H. W. Tomlinson, R.E.
Lieut. C. E. Colbeck, R.E.
Lieut. F. M. Douie, R.E.
Lieut. E. C. Whitely, R.E.
Lieut. E. G. Kitchin, R.E.
322
MILITARY CAMPS.
Lt.-Col. E. de V. Atkin- Mrs. Campbell.
Mr. Capel.
Major .T.R.E. Charles,
D.S.O., R.K.
Lt.-Col. A.W. Dnwson,
R.E.
Mrs. Dicksoii.
son.
Mrs. Atkinson.
Lt.-Col. H. H. Austin,
C.M.G., D.S.O., R.K
Miss Austin.
Brig.-Gen. K G. Bond,
R.E.
Major H. L. Crosthwait.
Major J. M. C. Colvin,
TO, R.E.
Mrs. Colvin.
Major H. B. I), ('amp-
hell, R.E.
Miss Douie.
Col. G. M. Heath,
D.S.O.
Mrs. Hoath.
Miss Heath.
Lt.-Col. S. H. Powell,
R.K
Capt. K. W. C. Sandes,
R.K
Miss Sandes.
Major F. W. Sannders,
R.K
Mrs. JSaunders.
Mr. Spark.
Miss Steward.
Miss T). Stewaid
No. 1 1 Coy., 2nd (Q. O.) Sappers and Miners.
CAMP 111. MAP 1-5.
Capt. R. E. Prince, R.E. I Lieut. R. Hamilton, R.E.
Lient. G. H. Morris, R.E. ! Lieut. S. Pemberton, R.E.
General Officer Commanding Delhi
Garrison.
CAMP 53. MAP .1-9.
Maj.-Gen. H. T. Mahon, C.B., D.S.O.
Capt. F. W. Barrett . . . 15th Hussars, A.-D.-C.
Surgn.-Genl. J. G. MacNeece, C.B. P. M. O., 8th Division.
Col. K. E. Lean, C.B. . . G. S. O. (1), 8th Division.
Col. H. G. C. Swayne, R.E. . C. R. E., 8th Division.
Major Eustace Crawley . . D. A. A. G., 8th Division.
Major R. D. Marjoribanks . . G. S. O. (2), 8th Division
Capt. H. E. Medlicott . . 3rd Horse, Camp Staff Officer,
Delhi Garrison.
The Hon. Mrs. Barrett. Mr. Ireland.
Mr. G. Cooper.
Mrs. G. Cooper.
Lady Violet Crawley.
Lord Gerard.
Lady Gerard.
Miss Gosselin.
The Hon. Mi-
son.
Mrs. Lean.
Mrs. MacNeece.
Lieut. D. H. B.
McCalmont.
Mr. A. Wilson.
Law-
Mrs. Medlicott.
Mr. S. Medlicott,
R.X.
Mr. E. W. T. Miles.
Col. Kenyon Mitford
Mr. H. Persse.
Mrs. Swayne.
MILITARY CAMPS.
323
94 Company R. G. A.
CAMP 207. MAP M-14.
Capt. J. Grose.
Mrs. Grose.
59 Company R. G. A.
CAMP 206. MAP M-L4.
Major W. I 1 . R. Farmar.
Capt. W. J. Standbridge.
2nd-Lieut. G. F. Campbell.
Lieut. E. Charles.
Lieut. G. L. Leslie-Smith.
Mrs. Farmar.
Miss Lang.
Mrs. Leslie-Smith
Rev. H. Naish.
Major T. R. Phillips, R.A.
Mrs. Way.
2nd Bn. The Royal Berkshire Regt.
CAMP 208. MAP M-14.
Lt.-Col. E. Keetham.
Major G. H. Arhuthnot.
Major J. G. R. Walsh.
Major A. S. Turner.
Capt. A. G. E. Binglcy.
Capt. W. B. Thornton.
Capt. F. H. Moore.
Capt. G. P. S. Hunt.
Capt. O. Steele.
Capt. A. J. Fraser.
Capt. G. W. Hopton.
Lieut. T. R. Aldworth.
Lieut. M. C. Radford.
Lieut. P. A. K. Townshend.
Lieut. R. G. T. Moody-Ward.
Lieut. A. G. F. Isaac.
Lieut. (. Xugent.
Lieut. C. H. Dent.
Lieut. 1). A. Macgregor.
Lieut. A. D. Gordon.
Lieut. & Qr. Mr. H. S. Lickmau.
2nd-Lieut. L. M. Handley.
! 2nd- Lieut. G. C. Hodgson.
2nd-Lieut. C. C. O. Mackwood.
2rid-Lieut. W. A. Guest -Williams.
2nd- Lieut. C. J. Cockburn.
2nd-Lieut. L. Hastings.
Attached Officers.
Capt. Eaton, Royal Canadian Regt.
Capt. Cramer -Roberts.
2nd-Lieut. W. G. Cowley, U. L.
Mrs. Arbuthnot.
Mrs. Bingley.
Mrs. Cramer-Roberts.
Mrs. Feetham.
Miss Walsh.
Miss Grant.
Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. Lick man.
Miss Lickman.
Miss M. Lickman.
Master C. Lickman.
Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Walsh.
Miss Wilson.
324
MILITARY CAMPS.
3rd Bn. King's
CAMP 156.
Lt.-Col. C. S. Chaplin.
Major C. Gosling.
Major W. J. Long.
Major W. F. G. Wyndham, M.V.O,
Capt. H. C. Johnson, D.S.O.
Capt. A. P. C. Maclachan,
D.S.O.
Capt. W. S. W. Parker-Jervis.
Capt. B. Seymour.
Capt. P. V. Yeats Brown.
Capt. G. T. Blewitt.
Lieut. G. Wynne-Finch.
Lieut. G. M. Atkinson.
Lieut. A. C. Oppenheim.
Lieut. J. P. B. Pearse.
Mrs. Chaplin.
Royal Rifles.
MAP K-5.
Lieut. J. P. Franks.
Lieut. J. V. E. Lees.
Lieut. C. A. Grazebrook.
Lieut. A. D. Thursby.
Lieut. C. C. Grattan- Bellow.
2nd- Lieut. H. M. B. de Sales La
Terriere.
2nd- Lieut. F. W. Cavendish-
Bent inck.
2nd-Lieut. E. 1). Shafto.
2d-Lieut. C. W. Fladgatc.
2nd-Lieut. J. E. M. Mellor.
Lieut, and Qr. Mr. A. C. Watkins.
2nd-Lieut. X. C. H. Macdonald.
Moreton.
Mrs. Wyndham.
1st Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders.
CAMP 155. MAP K-5.
Lt.-Col. E. A. Cowans.
Lieut. R. S. Vandeleur.
Major A. B. A. Stewart, D.S.O.
Major W. T. Gaisford.
Major D. King.
Major C. P. Doig.
Capt. W. M. Thomson.
Capt. C. P. M. Burn.
Capt. K. G. Buchanan.
Capt. H. W. C. Wicks.
Capt. R. Horn.
Capt. K. Forbes-Robertson.
Capt. J. T. Johnson.
Capt. C. 0. V. Gray.
Lieut. K. D. M. Maclachlan.
Lieut. A. M. Seovell.
Lieut. P. Anderson.
Lieut. N. C. Orr.
Lieut. R. A. C. Murray.
Lieut. H. H. Kennedy.
Lieut. F. W. I. V. Fraser.
Lieut. W. A. A. Middleton.
Lieut. A. C. Murray.
2nd-Lieut. P. W. Brodie.
1 2nd-Lieut. R. H. Allanby.
2nd- Lieut. A.M. Smith-Cumming.
2nd-Lieut. D. C. Mackenzie.
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Gray. Miss Murray.
Mrs. Buchanan. Rev. J. H. H. Macneill. Miss Murray.
Mrs. Burn, Mrs. Macneill. Mrs. Vandeleur.
XI (K.E.O.) Lancers.
CAMP 205. MAP J-9.
Lt.-Coi E. H. Cole.
Major A. C. M. Waterfield, M.V.O.
MILITARY CAMPS.
325
Major W. H. Norman.
Major G. B. M. Sard.
Capt. T. R. C. Price.
Capt. (I. M. Orr.
Capt. R. G. Alexander.
Capt. D. E. Robertson.
Capt. E. L. Maxwell.
Mrs. Cole.
Miss Cole.
Mrs. Clinton Baker.
Capt. Delamain.
Miss A. DuBuisson.
Miss D. DuBuisson.
Mr. Fitzherbert,
Capt. F. T. Thompson, I. M. S.
Mrs. G. Wathen.
Capt. G. D. Pike.
Mrs. Max well.
Mrs. Norman.
Lieut. N. H. P vender-
gnat.
Mrs. Price.
Capt. J. K. Gatacve.
Lieut. G. L. Brooke-Hunt.
Lieut. St. J. V. Baker.
Lieut. H. Macdonald.
Lieut. C. A. Boyle.
Lieut. J. R. V. Sherston.
2nd- Lieut. J. P. Wylie.
Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs. Sarel.
Miss Sarel.
Miss Sprot.
Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Waterfield.
33rd Punjabis.
CAMP 209. MAP. M-16.
Lt.-Col. H. King.
Major G. H. G. Mackler.
Major F. J. Eraser.
Major H. N. Kelly.
Major A. H. P. Harrison.
Capt. E. II. Dunsford.
Capt. W. R. Coningham.
Mrs. Bronghton.
Mrs. Bedwell.
Mrs. Coningham.
Mrs. Hamilton.
Capt. A. F. Maclean.
Capt. H. D. MacCall.
Capt. J. A. Chamier.
Lieut. G. Broughton.
Lieut. R. St. J. L. Price.
Lieut. T. R. Wells.
Capfc. M. F. White, I.M.S.
Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Kelly.
Miss Macfarlane.
Mrs. MacLean.
Mrs. White.
Mrs. Mockler.
Miss A. A. Ogilvy.
Mrs. Pearce.
Miss A. Scott.
34th Sikh Pioneers.
CAMP 153. MAP K-5.
Lt.-Col. R. C. Lye, D.S.O.
Major W. J. Ottley.
Major H. A. Gib.
Capt. C. K. Crookshank.
Capt. C. E. Hunt.
Capt. G. D. S. LeMessurier.
Lieut. A. Masters.
Lieut. G. F. J. Paterson.
Lieut. D. G. Ponsonby.
Lieut. H. T. D. Hickman.
Lieut. H. R. L. Lawrence.
Lieut. P. B. Bhavucha, I.M.S.
Mrs. Gib.
Mrs. Lye.
Major H. T. Marshall.
Lieut. O. Masters.
Mrs. Ottley.
Lieut. P. F. Pope.
326 MILITARY CAMPS.
107th Pioneers.
CAMP 154. MAP K-5.
Lt.-Col. C. G. Carncgy.
Major F. A. Andrew.
Major H. P. Keelan.
Capt. J. M. Bruce.
Capt. W. D. McLaughliu.
Lieut. E. B. Mangin.
Lien i. J. E. (i. Carlisle
Lieut. C. A. SI nit
Lieut. M. C. Coote
Lieut. H. C*. P. IVake
Lieut. B. H. Wallis.
2nd-Lieut. (J. B Lucas.
Capt. R. F. Hebbert, I.M.S.
Mrs. Andrew. Mrs. Bruce. Mrs Carnegy.
Mrs. McLaughlin. Mrs. O'Callaglmn.
No. 19 Field Veterinary Hospital.
CAMP 204. MAP J-7.
Capt. M. W. G. Glasse.
British General Hospital.
CAMP 45. MAP J-ll.
R.A.M.C.
Lt.-Col. H. N. Thompson, D.S.O.,
V.H.S.
Lt.-Col. M. P. C. Holt, D.S.O.,
V.H.S.
Major H. W. Grattan.
Capt. A. C. Amy.
Capt. C. P. O'Brien Butler.
Capt. H. H. Blake.
Capt. C. M. Higby.
Capt. R. Corridoii.
Major W. R. Blackwell.
Nursing Sisters.
Lady Superintendent Miss A. Bolster, Q.A.M.N.S.J.
Lady Superintendent Miss E. A. Kelly, Q.A.M.N.S.I.
Lady Superintendent Mrs. M. L. Hayes, Q.A.M.N.S.I.
Nursing Sister Miss V. I. Lamb, Q.A.M.N.S.I.
Nursing Sister Miss N. V. C. Angell, Q.A.M.N.S.I.
Mrs. G rattan.
Mrs. Gunter.
Mrs. Holt.
Miss Holt.
Mrs. Amy.
Mrs. Corridoii.
Miss M. Stack.
MIUTAKY CAMPS. 327
Station Hospital Delhi Fort.
Lt.-Col. E. G. Browne., K.AM.C. j Capt. J. S. Bostock, R.A.M.C
Major E. B. Steel, R.A.M.C. Capt. A. C. Duffey, R.A.M.C.
Capt. (I. Sheehan, R.A.M.C.
Mrs. Browne. Mr. Ernest Radcliffe. Mrs. Salvage.
Mrs. Hostofk. Lt.-Col. J. V. Salvage, Mrs, Steel.
R.A.M.C.
27th Light Cavalry.
CAMI> north of 325, between the ") ,- ^
Wa/irpur drain and Sirhirid road J A
Lieut. T. S. .Tobson . . . With detachment.
Camp of the G. O. C., 2nd Division.
CAMP 199. MAP J-8.
Lt.-( ien. Sir Alfred Martin, K.C.B. Commanding 2nd Rawal Pindi
Division.
Capt, E. (i.deR. Martin , . 5th (I. R., A.-D.-C.
Maj.-Gen. J. C. Young . Commanding Rawal Pindi In-
fantry Brigade.
Brig.-Gen. H. 1*. Leader . . Commanding Sialkote Brigade.
Brig.-Gen. 1*. M. Carnegy, C.B. . Commanding Abbottabad Bgde.
Col. R. G. Strange. . . . A. Q. M. G., 2nd Division.
Lt.-Col. M. A. Ker., I.M.S.
Lt.-Col. H. St. G. Thomas . . 84th Punjabis.
Major S. H. Sheppard, D.S.O., R.E. G. S. O. (2) 2nd Division.
Mapr H. I. Herdon . . . 55th Rifles, 1). A. A. G., 2nd
Division.
Capt. J. S. Rivett-Carnac . . 16th Cavalry.
Capt. W. G. K. Gough . . 15th Sikhs.
Capt. J. C. Catty . . . Bde. Major, Rawal Pindi Infan-
try Brigade.
Lieut. N. Rolfe.
Mrs. Carnegy. Lady Martin. Mrs. Rivett-Carnac.
Miss Fleming. Miss H. deR. Martin. Mrs. Strange.
Mrs. Gough. Miss A. deR. Martin. Miss Wickham.
Mrs. Herdon. Miss Mellas. Mrs. Young.
328 MILITARY CAMPS
Cantonment Magistrates Department
Between CAMPS 199 & 186. MAP J-8.
Lt.-Col. W. C. C. Leslie.
Mrs. Jennings. Miss Leslie.
Mr. Jennings. Miss M. Leslie.
Lieut. R. W. Paterson, 32nd Sikh Pioneers.
Remount Department Officers' Camp.
CAMP 249. MAP E-7.
Col. 11. C. Broome, C.l.E. . Director General, Army Remount
Department.
Major C. F. Templer . . . Officer in charge.
Major W. F. Shore. . . . Per. Asst. to the Director General
Capt. N. d'E. Roberts . . Camp Staff Officer.
Capt. E. S. Gillet, A. V. C. i Mr. D. B. Myers.
Mrs. Gillet. , Mrs. Myers.
Mr. Holmes Gresson. i Lt.-Col. T. G. Peacocke.
Mrs. Holmes Gresson. Mrs. Peacocke.
Mr. Jardine Gresson. ' Miss Prophit.
Mrs. Jardine Gresson.
Mr. J. Harrison, A. V. C.
Mr. V. McCaw.
Capt. E. C. Russell, A.V.C.
Mrs. Templer.
Miss M. Vivian.
Miss M. Mitchell. ' Miss J. Vivian.
Miss J. Stewart Wilson.
Railway Concentration Officers.
CAVALRY CAMP STATION. MAP D-4.
apt. F. G. Marsh . . 9th Gurkha Rifles.
Capt. G. W. S. Sherlock . 6th Gurkha Rifles.
ABMY CAMP STATION. MAP J-4
Capt. R. S. Gordon . . . 57th Wilde's Rifles.
Capt. J. C. Macrae . . . 19th Punjabis.
MILITARY CAMPS. 329
Supply and Transport Corps.
DIRECTORATE.
CAMP 162. MAP L-7.
Col. G. W. Palin . . . Deputy Director, S. and T.,
Coronation Durbar.
Major B. E. Vaughan . . Assistant Director, Supplies,
Coronation Durbar.
Major H. A. P. Lindsay . . Assistant Director, Transport,
Coronation Durbar.
Mrs. Lindsay. Miss Palin. Mrs. Vaughan.
Mrs. Palin. Miss Stewart. Miss Vaughan.
Master Vaughan.
DEPARTMENTAL MESSES.
CAMP 144. MAP J-3.
Lt.-Col. A. Mullaly, D.S.O.
Capt. H. G. F. Christie. Lieut. G. H. Pulleyn.
Mrs. Christie.
SUPPLY DEPOT ARMY CAMPS.
CAMP 146. MAP J-4.
Lt.-Col. F. C. Bynd.
Lt.-Col. J. F. Barry.
Capt. J. Lawrence.
Lieut. McArdle.
Lieut. McWalters.
Mrs. Barry. Miss. Barry. 'Mrs. Bynd.
Miss. Bynd.
BUTCHERY (ARMY CAMPS).
CAMP 149. MAP K-3.
Capt. L. D. Watling.
SUPPLY DEP6T.
CAMP 160. MAP K-6.
Major F. C. R. Fulton. I Lieut. S. Brown.
Mrs. Fulton.
330 MILITARY CAMPS.
SUPPLY AND GBAIN DEPOT.
CAMP 272. MAP D-4.
Major L. W. Fox. I Capt. E. A. Browne.
Mrs. Browne. I Mrs. Fox.
RAIL AND PORT SUPPLY UNIT.
Major J. Muir-Smith . . Sabzimandi.
Lieut. J. R. Rishworth . . Shukiirpur.
Mrs. Muir-Smith.
Imperial Service Troops, Inspector
General's Camp.
CAMP 477. MAP B-8.
Maj.-Genl. F. H. R. Drum- inspector General of Imperial
mond, C.B., C.I.E. Service Troops.
Lieut. H. Allardice, 36th Jacob's A.-D.-C.
Horse.
Major R. G. Munn, 36th Sikhs . Officer in charge of Camp.
Capt. S. Morton, 24th Punjabis Camp Staff Officer.
Capt. H. C. Kay, 8th Cavalry . Staff Officer to Inspector General,
Imperial Service Troops.
Andrew, Major.
Andrew, Mrs.
Barstow, Capt. H. . . . Railway Concentration Officer.
Barstow, Mrs.
Boileau, Major G. H., R.K . Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Boileau, Mrs.
Cloetes, Capt. L. B., 37th Dogras Railway Concentration Officer.
Cole, Capt. B. L., 13th Rajputs Asst. Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Cole, Miss.
Douglas, Major W. B., 3rd Inspecting Officer, Imperial Service
Brahmans. Troops.
Douglas, Mrs.
Fergusson-Pollok, Capt. R. C.,
32nd Lancers.
Finnis, Major J. F., 53rd Sikhs . Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Haig, Major P. B., I.M.S. . . P. M. O., Imperial Service Troops.
Haig, Mrs.
MILITARY CAMPS.
331
Harry, Mr. Leslie.
Harry, Mrs.
Henderson, Major M. H., 26th Inspecting Officer, Imperial Service
Lt. Cavalry. Troops.
Henderson, Mrs.
Holden, Major H. . . . Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Hughes, Capt. C. F. W., 15th Asst. Inspecting Officer, Imperial/
Sikhs. Service Troops.
Hutchinson, Miss.
Jeddere-Fisher, Miss.
Kay, Mrs.
Kelly, Capt. V. R., U.A.
Ling, Lieut. C. G., U.K.
Ling, Mrs.
Magniae, Mrs.
Mitchell, Mr. W.
Mitchell, Mrs.
Mitchell, Miss.
Molyneux, Major E. M. J. ,D.S.()., Inspecting Officer, Imperial Service
12th Cavalry. ~
Molyneux, Mrs.
Money, Capt. E.
Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Asst. Inspecting Officer, I. S T:
Troops.
F.
1)., 4th Asst. Inspecting Officer, Imperial
Service Troops.
56th
Gurkha Rifles.
Money, Miss.
Mann, Mrs.
Pennington, Major A. W., M.V.O., Inspecting Officer, Imperial Service-
9th Horse. Troops.
Pennington, Mrs.
Riddell," Major H. J., 48th Pioneers. Inspecting Officer, I. S. T.
Riddell, Mr. W.
Rose, Major J. L., 1st Gurkha Military Adviser, Kashmir Durbar.
Rifles.
Routh, Capt. G. S. F.,
Punjabi Rifles (F. F.)
Stride, Mrs.
Todd, Capt. J. F., 39th Horse
Todd, Mr. W. H.
Turner, Brig.-Gen. J. G., C.B.
Turner, Mrs.
Turner, Miss.
Vander Gucht, Capt. G. T., 3rd
Horse.
Walker, 13.C., Col.
Gurkha Rifles.
Walker, Mrs.
Asst. Inspecting Officer, Imperial
Service Troops.
Asst. Inspecting Officer, 1. S. T.
G. O. C., Cavalry Division, I. S. T.
Asst. Inspecting Officer, Imperial'
Service Troops.
W. G., 4th G. O. C. Infantry Division, Im-
perial Service Troops.
332
MILITARY CAMPS.
Imperial Service Troops.
CAMPS 479 TO 498. MAP A & B-7.
The following officers and men in I.
Orders :
Col. Nand Singh, Sardar Bahadur .
Capt. Muhammad All Beg, Sardar
Bahadur.
Sardar Sundar Singh, Sardar Baha-
dur.
Sardar Natha Singh, Bahadur
Sardar Bakshish Singh, Bahadur .
Hony. Lt.-Col. Raj Kumar Bir
Biknun Singh, C.I.E., A.-D.-C. to
H.E. the Viceroy.
Subadar Lachman Singh, Bahadur .
Asst. Comdt, Hazara Singh, T.O.M.
Maj.-Gen. Nihal Singh, Sardar
Bahadur.
Kote Daffadar Dal Singh, T.O.M. .
Comdfc. Bhur Singli, Sardar Baha-
dur.
Comdt. Dhanpat Rai, C.T.E., Rai
Bahadur, Sardar Bahadur.
Jamadar Roda Khan, T.D.S.M.
Lt.-Col. (rirdhar Singh, Bahadur .
Subadar Kishen Singh, l.O.M.
Asst. Comdt. Gurbakhsh Singh,
Bahadur.
Major Mirza Karim Beg, M.V.O.,
Sardar Bahadur.
Major Nawab,Hasham Xawaz Jung,
Lt.-Col. Desaraj Urs, M.V.O.
Comdt. Chamraj Urs, Bahadur
S. Units are in possession of
Patiala Lancers.
Rampur Lancers.
1st Patiala Infantry.
Jind Infantry.
Xabha Infantry.
Sirmoor Sappers.
Sirmoor Sappers.
Tehri Sappers.
G.O.C, 2nd Brigade, Kashmir
I. S. Troops.
1st Jodhpur Lancers.
Alwar Lancers.
Jaipur Transport Corps.
Bharatpur Transport[Corps.
Bharatpur Infantry. -
Bikaner Camel Corps.
Bikaner Infantry.
Bhopal Lancers.
2nd Hyderabad Lancers.
Mysore State
Chief Comdt.,
Troops.
Mysore Lancers.
Volunteer Camp.
CAMP 248. MAP E-6.
Lt.-Col. J. H. E. Beer, C.I.E., Commanding Force.
V.D., Mussoorie Vol. Rifles.
Surg. Lt.-Col. J. S. Brooke, V.D. E. I. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Surg. Lt.-Col. T. F. Pedley, V.D. Rangoon Port Defence Vols.
MILITARY CAMPS.
333
Col. A. H. Deane, V.D., Madras
Vol. Guards.
Lt.-Col. S. J. Rennic, 2nd United
Provinces Horse.
Lt.-Col. G. H. Evans
Lt.-Col. C. A. Mackenzie .
Lt.-Col. W. Millar, 46th Punjabis.
Major C. H. Alexander, 36tli
Jacob's Horse.
Major G. Walton, 46th Punjabis .
Major W. D. Henry, V.D.
Major J. Hope Simpson
Major W. H. Lyall, V.D.
Major G. R. Webb, V.D.
Capt. J. Ashford
Capt. A. E. Bice
Capt. J. H. Bullen
Capt. C. G. E. Hughes, Cheshire
Regt.
Capt. G. C. Lambton, D.S.O.,
Worcestershire Regt.
Capt. J. C. Michell, 12th Lancers
Capt. A. H. Morgan, V.D.
Capt. S. H. Maule-Colo, V.D. .
Capt. H. J. Mahon
Capt. L. G. Miller, V.D.
Capt. W. M. Watson
Capt. H. G. Waters
Capfc. F. E. Wood
Capt. R. F. J. Weeks
Capfc. W. Wilson
Lieut. G. E. Coates .
Lieut. F. H. Bowden
Lieut. A. R. Burns
Lieut. S. Cox ....
Lieut. H. A. L. French
Lieut. C. H. Gaunt
Lieut. H. W. Howell
Lieut. J. Hellier
Lieut. J. L. Kelly .
Lieut. E. W. Lace
Lieut. N. Marryat
Lieut. E. A. Macnee .
Lieut. J. L. Maffey .
Commanding Infantry Branch.
Commanding Mounted Branch.
Rangoon Port Defence Vols.
Southern Provinces Mtd. Rifles.
Chota Nagpur Light Horse.
D.A.A.G. Force.
Camp Comdt.
Simla Volunteer Rifles.
1st U. P. Horse.
Assam Valley Light Horse.
1st G. I. P. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
1st Punjab Vol. Rifles.
S. I. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
2nd Bn., Calcutta Vol. Rifles.
Madras Vol. Guards. Adjt. Dis-
mounted Branch.
Southern Provinces Mtd. Rifles.
Punjab L. Horse. Adjt. Mtd. Br.
Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles.
N. W. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Sind Volunteer Rifles.
St. Michaels' C. C.
1st G. I. P. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
E. I. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles.
Kolar Gold Field Vol. Rifles.
Punjab Light Horse.
Punjab Light Horse.
Madras Vol. Guards.
Nairn Tal Vol. Rifles.
S. P. Mounted Rifles.
Karachi Artillery Vols.
Rangoon Vol. Rifles.
1st Bengal-Nagpur Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Lucknow Vol. Rifles.
N. W. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
E. Coast Vol. Rifles.
2nd Bn. B. B. & C. I. Ry. Vol.
Rifles.
Nagpur Vol. Rifles.
Punjab Light Horse.
334
MILITARY CAMPS.
Lieut. J. J. O'Reilly
Vet. Lieut. D. Quinlan
Lieut. A. Simson
Lieut. G. G. Simpson
Lieut. C. M. Ward .
Lieut. R. S. Troup
Lieut. L. W. Vansomeren .
2nd-Lieut. (T. G. Armstrong
2nd-Licut. W. G. Burn
2nd-Lieut. R. N. Clark
2nd-Lieut. J. R. Campbell
2nd-Lieut. 1). L. Mclver .
2nd-Lieut. W. Townsend Smith
2nd-Licut. C. F. Tofts
2nd-Lieut. C. Steele-Perkins
Simla Vol. Rifles.
JBehar Light Horse.
Cossipore Artillery Vols.
Chota Nagpur Light Horse.
Bombay Vol. Rifles.
2nd U P. Horse.
E. B. S. Ry. Vols.
1st Madras and S. Mahratta V.
E. T. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
B. & N. W. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Bangalore Vol. Rifles.
1st Bn. Calcutta Vol. Rifles.
Surma Valley Light Horse.
K. T. Ry. Vol. Rifles.
Calcutta Light Horse.
R.
Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Ashford.
Mrs. Bagshawe.
Miss Cheales.
Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Hickic.
Mrs. Marry at.
Mrs. Millar.
Mrs. Walton.
Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Waters.
Mrs. Webb
Massed Bands Camp.
CAMP 4.17.
Col. T. C. F. Somerville, Commandant.
Commandant, Royal Military
School of Music.
Major A. Stretton, M.V.O., Musical Director.
Director of Music, Royal Mili-
tary School of Music.
Capt/C. D. Roe . . . Adjutant.
Capt. R. O'Kelly, R.A.M.C. . Medical Officer.
Lieut. G. A. Blackburn . . Assistant Adjutant.
Veterans' Camp.
CAMPS 54, 56, 57. MAP JKL-9.
* Has been to England to the Court of St. James.
1 Appointed State Paraphernalia Bearer at the Coronation Durbar, li)ll.
Major C. D. Mears, 8th Cavalry. Officer in charge of Camp.
Capt. C. W. McG. Compton, Assistant to Officer in charge
69th Punjabis. Camp.
EUBOPEA* VETERANS.
of
Major-General A. S. Hunter.
Major Allum.
Capt. J. M. Courtenay.
Capt.
Capt. Rontliff.
Capt. C. Briscoe, I.S.M.D.
Capt. T. Ponlia.
Lee.
MILITARY CAMPS.
335
Brown, Mr. W., I.S.M.D.
Cahill, Mr. James.
Cahill, Mr. John.
Cross, Sergt. W. H.
Dennett, Mr. R. J.
Donegan, Mr. R.
Freegrade, Drum-Major A.
irately, Sub -Conductor P.
Gurrish, Mr. Isaac.
Hilton, Mr. E. H.
Muggins, Sergt. T.
Ireland, Mr. W. M.
i Janitor, Mr. llobinson.
Leslie, Mr. R. J.
Owen, Sergt.
Peters, Mr. R.
Probett, Mr. Charles T.
Quieros, Mr. A.
Ranee, Mr. T.
70.C. Roots, Mr. James.
; Salt, Mr. J.
Shehan, Mr. Mark.
Smith, Mr. J. W.
Sutton, Mr. F.
Young, Mr. D. E.
MUTINY OFFICERS \ND ME\.
1st Lancers
1st Lancers
3rd Horse
3rd Horse
3rd Horse
3rd Hodson's Horse .
5th Cavalry
7th Hariaua Lancers
7th Hariana Lancers
8th Cavalry
9th Hodson's Horse .
9th Hodson's Horse .
10th D. C. O. Lancers
10th D. C. O. Lancers
10th Lancers
10th Lancers
llth Lancers
llth Lancers
12th Cavalry .
19th Fane's Horse .
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
1 9th Lancers
19th Lancers
21st Cavalry
22nd Cavalry .
22nd Cavalry .
39th K. G. O. Horse .
39th K. G. O. Horse .
Queen's Own Corps of Guides
. Res. Banta Singh.
. Jemdr. (Ian jar Singh.
. Jemdr. Aminuddoula.
. Duffdr. Bahadur Khan.
. Duffdr. Timed Hussain.
. Kt. Duffdr. Sham Singh.
. Jemdr. Malik Kutab Din.
. Res. Mohd. Xur Khan.
. Res. Rahmat Khan.
. Duffdr. Sepahdar Beg.
. Res. Juma Khan.
. Duffdr. Dittc Khan.
. Duffdr. Tahal Singh.
Duffdr. J a wand Singh.
. Jemdr. Asar Singh.
. L. Duffdr. Shadi.
. Fr. Maj. Miran Bakhsh.
. Duffdr. Nehal Singh.
. Duffdr. Luchman Singh.
. Res. Rahmat Ali Khan.
. Duffdr. Jawahir Singh.
. K. Duffdr. Bishan Singh.
. Duffdr. Partab Singh.
. Duffdr. Shaik-Kattu Lall.
. Duffdr. Hukam Singh.
. Duffdr. Dheraj Singh.
. Duffdr. Ganda Singh.
. Res. Naryan Singh.
. Jemdr. Kutab -Din Khan.
. Woordi-Major Asadaula Khan.
336
Queen's Own Corps of Guides
Queen's Own Corps of Guides
Queen's Own Corps of Guides
3rd Punjab Infantry
19th Infantry .
25th Punjabis .
25th Punjabis .
25th Punjabis
25th Punjabis
26th Punjabis
26th Punjabis
30th Punjabis
31st Punjabis
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32nd Sikh Pioneers
51st Sikhs (F. F.)
54th Sikhs (F. F.)
56th Punjabi Rifles
56th Punjabi Rifles
57th Wilde's Rifles
57th Wilde's Rifles
76th Punjabis .
79th Carnatic Infantry
80th Carnatic Infantry
2nd Lancers
24th Bombay Infantry
26th Bombay N. I.
34th N. Infantry
3rd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
16th Brigade, R. A. .
MILITARY CAMPS.
. Jemdr. Shah Sawar Khan.
. Duff dr. Kasim.
. Havr. Hunawar.
. Naick Shorn.
. Subdr. Amir Khan.
. Jemd. . Mekham Din.
. Col.-Havr. Rure Khan.
. Havr. Kala Singh.
. Havr. Sham Singh.
. Subdr. Nur Ahmed.
. Havr. Wazir Singh.
. Havr. Bikarama.
. Naick Atar Singh.
. Subdr. Hari Singh.
. Subdr. Jhanda Singh.
. Havr. Jawala Singh.
. Havr. Ala Singh.
. Subdr. Chagotta Singh.
. Subdr. Bhagwan Singh.
. Subdr. Kalian Singh.
. Subdr. Karain Khan.
. Naick Uniar Bakhsh.
. Sepoy Jhanda.
. Havr. Jalil Shariff.
. Subdr. Syjul Ali.
. Subdr. -Major Mohd. Sulaiman.
. Resdr. Shaikh Rahmatullah.
. Col.-Havr. Hayanijee Israll.
. Havr. Kariin Khan.
. Havr. Moti.
. Havr. Lachman.
. Naick Arjan Khatri.
. Havr. Dcbooah Bhist.
. Naick Njrf>ar Singh.
. Doctor Usman Gani.
. Naick Kallian Singh.
13th Lancers
18th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
23rd Cavalry
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL.
. Risdr. Kami Singh.
. Duffdr. Ali Mohammad Khan.
. Risdr. Abdul Aziz Khan.
. Lce.-Duffdr. Mohammad Jumma
Khan.
. Sowar Amir Khan.
. Risdr. Hasamud-din Khan.
MILITARY CAMPS.
337
25th Cavalry
31st Lancers
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
1st Sappers and Miners
19th Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis .
24th Rajputs .
35th Sikhs
40th Pathaus
52nd Sikhs
52nd Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
55th C. Rifles .
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
56th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
59th Rifles
87th Punjabis .
87th Punjabis .
106th Pioneers .
110th Mt. Infantry .
127th Baluch Infantry
50th Camel Corps
Duffdr. Maiisur Khan.
Risdr. Mohi-ud-din Khan.
Resdr. Mughal Baa Khan.
Subdr. Ali Gul.
Jenulr. Ramantar Patak.
Jenidr. Jalal Khan.
Subdr. Allah Nur Khan.
Havr. Radar Din.
Havr. Jehan Dad Khan.
Sepoy Jawala Singh.
Sepoy Partab Singh
Subdr. Gulakbar.
Subdr. Mangal Singh.
Subdr. Sahibulla.
Jenulr. Ata Khan.
Havr. Arjan Singh.
Jenulr. Galodu.
Havr. Hashmat Ali.
Sepoy Mian Khan.
Subdr-Major Mansur Klian.
Havr. Fauja Singh.
Sepoy Bela Singh.
Sepoy Xa/ar Din.
Sejxjy Baghi Shah.
Sepoy Saniar Gul.
Jomdr. Sarafraz \linn.
Subdr. Mnkhmad Jan.
Jenidr. Jehan Dad Khan.
Subdr. Mobin Khan.
Jcmdr. Sansar Singh.
Havr. Mir Nabi Hussain.
Sepoy Madat Ali.
Sepoy Attar Singh.
Sepoy Kaka Singh.
Subdr. Sarban Singh.
Jenidr. Sewa Singh.
Subdr. Ali Dost.
Subdr. Khandu Jhadu.
Subdr. Rajwali.
Ris Nazir Mohanied.
ORDER OP BRITISH INDIA.
Governor-General's Body Guard . Resdr. Kamal-ud-din
Lieut.).
Governor's Body Guard, Bombay . Resdr. Hauumat Singh.
(Hony.
338
1st D. Y. (). Lancers .
1st I). Y. O. Lancers .
1st D. Y. O. Lancers .
1st D. Y. O. Lancers .
1st D. Y. O. Lancers .
2nd Lancers
2nd Lancers
2nd Lancers
3rd Skinner's Horse .
3rd Skinner's Horse .
3rd Skinner's Horse .
5th Cavalry
6th Cavalry
7th Lancers
7th Lancers
8th Cavalry
9th Hodson's Horse .
9th Hodson's Horse .
10th D. C. O. Lancers
10th 1). C. O. Lancers
llth K. K. O. Lancers
llth K. E. O. Lancers
llth K. E. O. Lancers
12th Cavalry
12th Cavalry .
14th Lancers
14th Lancers
14th Lancers
15th Lancers
15th Lancer*
16th Lancers
16th Lancers .
MILITARY CAMPS.
Resdr.-Major Ghnlam Mustafa
Khan (Hony. Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Sher Khan.
Resdr.-Major Abdul Ghat'ur Khan.
Resdr. Mazhar Ali Khan.
Resdi -Major Mohammad Saiyid
Khan. '
Hesdr.-Major Ali Mohammad
Khan (Hony. Capt.).*
Resdr. Mohammad Raza Khan.
Resdr. Kala Singh.*
Resdr.-Major Wajid Ali Shah
(Hony. Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Mangal Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Haiiawat Singh
(Hony. Capt.) *f
Resdr.-Major Shahra Khan.
Resdr.-Major Mathura Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Kalandar Khan.
Resdr.-Major Net Ram.
Resdr.-Major Makbul Khan.
Resdr. A jab Khan.
Resdr. Hukam Singh.
Resdr.-Major Sher Baz Khan.
Kesdr.-Major Gopal Singh.
Resdr. Ahmad Khan.
Resdr. Mir Baz Khan.
Resdr.-Major Sikandar Khan
(Hony. Capt.), Khan Sahib.
Resdr.-Major Bishen Singh.
Resdr.-Major Gurdit Singh.
Resdr.-Major Lai Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Baldeo Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Reedr.-Major Khubi Ram. f
Resdr.-Major Muizuddin Khan
(Hony. Capt.).
Kesdr.-Major Niaz Muhammad
Khan.
Resdr.-Major Jugat Singh ^Hony.
Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Shiv Lai.
MILITARY CAMPS.
339
37th Cavalry ,
18th K. ft. O. Lancers
18th K. U. O. Lancers
19th Lancers
20th Deccan Horse
21st Cavalry
22nd Cavalry .
22nd Cavalry .
23rd Cavalry
25tli Cavalry
26th K. (*. O. Lt. Cav.
26th K. tt. O. Lt. Cav.
26th K. U. O. Lt. Cav.
26th K. O. O. Lt. Cav.
26th K. G. O. Lt. Cav.
27th Light Cavalry .
27th Light Cavalry .
27th Light Cavalry .
29th Lancers
31st I). C. O. Lancers
31st I). C. O. Lancers
31st D. C. O. Lancers
3 1st D. C. O. Lancers
31st D. C. O. Lancers
31st D. C. O. Lancers
32nd Lancers
32nd Lancers . .
33rd Light Cavalry .
33rd Light Cavalry .
33rd Light Cavalry .
33rdLight Cavalry *
. Resdr.-Major Mohammad Amin
Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Malik Ahmad Yar
Khan (Hony. Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Misri Khan (Hony.
Lieut.).
. Resdr.-Major Budha Singh.
. Resdr.-Major Karim Dad Khun.
. Resdr.-Major All Hussain.
llesdr. Musolli Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Umdah Singh
(Hony. Capt.).*
Rosdr.-Major Mohammad Amin
Khan (Hony. Capt.).
Rosdr.-Major Nizam-nd-din.
. Subdr.-Major Sayyid Amir (Hony
Capt.).
. Suhdr. -Major Shaikh Ahmad
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Shaik Farid.
. Subdr. Amir Hussain.
. Resdr.-Major Mohammad Beg.
Resdr.-Major Ali Gouhar Khan
(Hony. Capt.).*
. Subdr. Sayyid Ahbas.
Resdr.-Major Mohammad Aulum.
. Resdr.-Major Hussain Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Jahangir Khan
( Hony. Capt.).
Resdr.-Major Jafir Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Mirza Umrao Beg,
M.V.O.
Resdr.-Major Ram Chandar Rao
Mahadik (Hony. Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Gunga Sahai.
. Resdr.-Major Tilok Singh.
. Resdr. Kanchar ISiiigh (Hony.
Lieut.).
. Resdr.-Major Han jit Singh.
. Resdr.-Major Mohammad Bakhsh
, (Hony. Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Lai Khan (Hony.
Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Ilahi Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Kudrat Khan.
340
35th S. Horse .
35th S. Horse .
36th Horse
36th Horse
37th Lancers
37th Lancers. .
38th K. (}. 0. Horse .
39th K. G. O. Horse .
39th K. (I. 0. Horse .
Aden Troops
Corps of Guides .
Corps of Guides .
Corps of Guides .
Corps of Guides .
Corps of Guides .
Corps of Guides .
21st Mountain Battery
22nd Mountain Battery
24th Mountain Battery
24th Mountain Battery
25th Mountain Battery
28th Mountain Battery
29th Mountain Battery
30th Mountain Battery
Fron. Garrison Artillery
Fron. Garrison Artillery
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
MILITARY CAMPS.
. Resdr.-Major Mohammad IJmar
Khan.
. Resdr. Slier Mohammad Khan.
. llcsdr. -Major Punjab Singh.
. Resdr. Natlia Singh.
. Resdr. -Major Abdullah Khan
(Hony. Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Mir Haidar Shah
Khan.
, Resdr.-Major AH Haidar Khan.
. Jcmdr. Till j a Ram.
. Resdr.-Major Malik Ghulam
Mohummed Khan.
. Resdr.-Major Abdullah Khan
(Hony. Lieut.).
. Subdr.-Major Sarfra/ Khan
(Hony. Capt ).*t
. Resdr.-Major Fai/ Talab Khan
(Hony. Capt.).
. Resdr.-Major Tirath Ram (Hony.
Capt.).
. Rsdr. Sunder (I O.M.).
. Resdr. Ishar Singh.
. Resdr. Jawala Singh.
. Subdr. Harditt Singh.
. Subdr.-Major Ghulam Mohammad
(Hony. Capt.)f
. Subdr.-Major Akbar Ali (Khan)
(Hony. Capt.).
. Subdr.-Major Ratan Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
. Subdr. Malitab Khan.
. Subdr.-Major Slier Singh.
. Subdr.-Major Ghulam Mohammad
(Hony. Capt.).
. Subdr.-Major Nawab Khan.
. Subdr. NaxvabShah.
. Jemdr. Gurdit Singh.
. Subdr. Faizullah Khan (Hony.
Lieut.).
. Subdr. M. Kutab-ud-din.
. Subdr.-Major Bunyad Ali.
. Subdr.-Major Ali Bakhsh.
. Subdr. Sudh Singh (Hony. Lieut).
. Subdr. Jag Singh (Hony. Lieut.).
MILITARY CAMPS.
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
2nd Sappers and Miners
2nd Sappers and Miners
2nd Sappers and Miners
2nd Sappers and Miners
3rd Sappers and Miners
3rd Sappers and Miners
3rd Sappers and Miners
1st Bralnnans
2nd Rajput L. Infy .
2nd Rajput L. Infy .
3rd Brahmans .
6th Jat Light Infantry
6th Jat Light Infantry
7th Rajputs
7th Rajputs
8th Rajputs
8th Rajputs
10th Jats
10th Jats
llth Rajputs
llth Rajputs
12th Pioneers .
12th Pioneers
13th Rajputs .
13th Rajputs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
16th Rajputs .
17th Infantry .
19th Punjabis
341
Sutidr.-Major Hira Sing (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. -Major Sur Singh.
Subdr.-Major Shaik'lsmail (Hony.
Capt.Vf
Subdr.-Major Chinnasanii (Hony.
CapU.
Subdr.-Major Arunachalan.
Subdr.-Major Rainasanii .
Subdr. Hassan Khan.
Subdr.-Major Ramehaiidar Sawant
(Hony. Capt ).
Subdr. Krishna Appajee.f
Subdr.-Major Chandi Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Kusahar Singh.
Subdr. -Major Basesar Singh
(I.O.M.).
Subdr.-Major Kanhai Parshad
Dube (Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Molar Rain.
Subdr.-Major Uekha Rnm.*
Subdr.-Major Gajraj Singh.
Subdr.-Major Udhar Singh.
Subdr.-Major Lalbihari Singh
Subdr. Baldeo Singh.
Subdr.-Major Hauwat Singh.
Subdr.-Major Buta Singh.
Subdr. Chaiidcrdip Singh.
Subdr.-Major Nujadik Singh.
Subdr. Yusuf Khan.
Subdr.-Major Phula Singh.
Subdr.-Major Juthia Khattri
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Harnam Singh.
Subdr.-Major Mitt Singh.
Subdr.-Major Bhagwan Singh.
Subdr.-Major Man Singh.
Subdr.-Major Gurdit Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. Man Singh.
Subdr.-Major Nakched Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Ashik AH Khan.
Subdr.-Major Ghulam Kadir.
342
19th Punjabis
20th D. C. O. Infantry
20th I). C. O. Infantry
20th D. C. O. Infantry
20th D. C. O. Infantry
21st Punjabis .
22nd Punjabis
22nd Punjabis
22nd Punjabis
23rd Sikh Pioneers
23rd Sikh Pioneers
23rd Sikh Pioneers
23rd Sikli Pioneers
24th Punjabis .
24th Punjabis .
25th Punjabis .
25th Punjabis .
25th Punjabis .
26th Punjabis .
26th Punjabis .
27th Punjabis .
27th Punjabis .
27th Punjabis .
28th Punjabis .
29th Punjabis .
29th Punjabis .
29th Punjabis .
30th Punjabis .
30th Punjabis .
32nd Sikh Pioneers
3 3rd Punjabis .
34th Sikh Pioneers .
35th Sikhs
35th Sikhs
MILITARY CAMPS.
Subdr. Aniar Singh.
Subdr.-Major Zaman Khan (Hony.
Capt.). '
Subdr.-Major Turah Ifaz Khan
(Hony. Capt.).*t
Subdr.-Major Arbela (Hony. Capt.),
Jeindr. Abdullah.
Stibdr. Lehna Singh.
Subdr.-Major Khan Bahadur.
Subdr. Bedhawa Singh.
Subdr.-Major Kartar Singh.
Subdr.-Major Nand Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Major (lopal Singh.
Subdr.-Major Jiwan Singh.
Subdr.-Major Gurdayal Singh.
Subdr.-Major Yasin Khan, C.I.TC.
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Sardar Lai Singh.
Subdr.-Major Shah Mohammad
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Ujagar Singh.
Subdr.-Major Jamit Singh.
Subdr.-Major Magar Singh (Hony.
Capt.).*
Subdr.-Major Jiwan Singh.
Subdr. Ghulaiu Mohammad.
Subdr. Abdtilla Khan.
Subdr.-Major Khusial Singh.
Subdr.-Mao'or Mir Alam(Hy.Capt.).
Subdr. Fakir Mohammad.
Subdr.-Major Mihr Khan.
Subdr.-Major Mitt Singh (Hony.
Capt).
Subdr.-Major Fa/aldad Khan.
Subdr.-Major Ghulam Ali.
Subdr.-Major Fatah Singh.
, Subdr.-Major Mana Khan (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Narayan Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Ka
Capt.).
, Subdr.-Major Hazara Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
aku Singh (Hony.
MILITARY CAMPS.
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
37th Dogras
37th Dogras
37th Dogras
38th Dogias
39th Garhwals .
39th (iarhwals .
39th Garhwals .
39th Garhwals .
41st Dogras
42nd D. Kogt. .
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
47th Sikhs
47th Sikhs
47th Sikhs
48th Pioneers .
51st Sikhs
5lst Sikhs
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
52nd Sikhs
53rd Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
55th Coke's Rifles
343
Subdr.fMajor Sundar Singh
Houy. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Ham Singh.
Subdr.-Major Bhag Singh,
Subdr.-Major Sohanu (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. Bainta Singh.
Subdr.-Major Garkha.
Subdr.-Major Bhupal Thapa
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Major Moti Negi ( Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. Pirthi Chaud (Hony.
Lieut.).
Subdr.-Major Ram Kishan Bisht.
Subdr.-Major Rai Singh (Hony.
Capt.).f '
Subdr.-Major Girdhari.
Subdr.-Maj. Lehna Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Jawala Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Sub(fr.-Maj. Jmvand Singh
(Hony. Capt.).*
Subdr. Sangat Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Waryam Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Naraiu Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Baryam Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Mahtab Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Bahadur Ali Khan.
Subdr. -Ma]. Narayan Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Hira Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Prem Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Sher Baz (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Bakhshish Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Hayatullah.
Subdr.-Maj. Lehna Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. Dayal Singh.
Subdr. Zargoon Shah.
344
56th Punjabis .
56th Punjabis .
56th Punjabis .
56th Punjabis .
56th Punjabis .
58th V. Rifles .
58th V. Rifles .
58th V. Rifles .
59th S. Rifles .
6 1st Pioneers
61st Pioneers
61st Pioneers .
62nd Punjabis .
63rd P. L. Infy.
64th Pioneers
64th Pioneers
66th Punjabis .
67th Punjabis .
67th Punjabis .
69th Punjabis .
72nd Punjabis .
72nd Punjabis .
72nd Punjabis .
73rd C. Infy. .
73rd C. Infy. .
73rd C. Infy. ,
75th C. Infy. .
75th C. Infy. .
76th Punjabis .
76th Punjabis .
81st Pioneers
81st Pioneers .
81st Pioneers
81st Pioneers
82nd Punjabis .
84th Punjabis .
84th Punjabis .
MILITARY CAMPS.
Subdr.-Maj. Miraii ISakhsh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Xarayan Singh
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Kala Singh (Hony.
Cap*")-
Subdr.-Maj. Narayan Singh.
Subdr. Atru.
Subdr.-Maj. Wassir Khan.
Subdr. Zard Ali Khan.
Subdr.-Maj. Mohan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Baz Khan.
Subdr.-Maj. Sayyid Hussaiu
Subdr. Annasamy.
Subdr. Kandasamy.
Subdr.-Maj. Suliman Khan
(Hony Capt.).
Snbdr.-Maj. Abdur Rahman.
Subdr.-Maj. Mir Abbas.*
Subdr. Tiroovengadum.
Subdr.-Maj. Munisami.
Subdr.-Maj. Ram Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Darashanu.
Subdr. Jan Mohammed.
Subdr.-Maj. Ghnlam Mohammad
Khan.
Subdr.-Maj. Gopal Singh.
Subdr. Gyan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Kadir Muhiy-ud-din.
Subdr.-Maj. Muhammad Hyat.
Subdr. Jaganath Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Hussain Khan (Hony.
Lieut ).
Subdr.-Maj. Daud Khan (Hy.Cpt.).
Subdr. Sayyid Modocn.
Subdr.-Maj. Karim Khan.
Subdr.-Maj. Syyid Jala (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Shamas-ud-din.
Subdr.-Maj. Chandriah.
Subdr.-Maj. Joseph.
Subdr.-Maj. Fazl Khan
Capt.).
Subdr. Wali Dad.
Subdr. Sundar Singh.
(Hony.
MILITARY CAMPS.
89th Punjabis .
90th Punjabis .
91st Punjabis
91st Punjabis .
91st Punjabis .
92nd Punjabis .
94th Infy.
94th Infy.
94th Infy.
95th Infy.
95th Infy.
95th Infy.
96th Infy.
98th Infy.
10 1st Grenadiers
10 1st Grenadiers
101st Grenadiers
102nd Grenadiers
103rd L. Infantry
105th M. L. Infantry
105th M. L. Infantry
106th Hazara Pioneers
107th Pioneers
107th Pioneers
107th Pioneers
109th Infantry
110th Infantry
114th Maharattas
119th Infantry
123rd Rifles
345
Subdr.-Maj. Kuv Singh (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Bhagwan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Mahtab Din
(Hony. Capt.).
Subtlr. Abdul Hak.
Subdr.-Maj. Prakas Rae (Hony.
Subdr. Jagat Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Kashn
(Hony. Capt).
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Wali Ahmad
(Hony. Lieut.).
Subdr. Shaikh Ismail.
Subdr. Mohd. Shahabuddin (Hony.
Lieut.).
Subdr. Chandan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Bchari Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Salar Mohammad
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Ahmad
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Hussain
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Balajee Mule.
Subdr.-Maj. Siwa Moduck (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr. Gyan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Mirza Ibraham
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Sikandar Khan.
Subdr. Uttam Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Dost Mohammad.
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Ismail (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Fazil Khan.
Subdr. Sawan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Mirza Mohammad
Beg (Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Mohammad Ibrahim
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Lakha Singh.
Subdr. Bhajro Singh Gujar.
Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Mahbub
(Hony. Capt.).
346
123rd Rifles
125th Napier R.
MILITARY CAMPS.
125th
126th
127th
127th
127th
128th
Napier R.
Baluchi s
Baluchis
Baluchis
Baluchis
Pioneers
128th Pioneers
128th Pioneers
128th Pioneers
129th Baluchis
1st Gurkha Rifles
1st Gurkha Rifles
1st Gurkha Rifles
1st Gurkha Rifles
1st Gurkha Rifles
2nd Gurkha Rifles
2nd Gurkha Rifles
2nd Gurkha Rifles
2nd Gurkha Rifles
3rd Gurkha Rifles
3rd Gurkha Rifles
3rd Gurkha Rifles
3rd Gurkha Rifles
4th Gurkha Rifles
4th Gurkha Rifles
5th Gurkha Rifles
5th Gurkha Rifles
6th Gurkha Rifles
7th Gurkha Rifles
Subdr.-Maj. Ganga Sewak Pande
(Hony. Capt.).
Suhclr.-Maj. Jagan Nath Pande
(Hony. Capt.).
Suhdr. Dhaku Kuhre.
Subdr.-Maj. Maula Dad Khan.
Subdr.-Maj. Umar Bakhsh.
Suhdr.-Maj. Yar Mohammad.
Subdr.-Maj. Allahdad Khan.
Suhdr.-Maj. Shaikh Mohammad
(Hony. Capt.).
Suhdr.-Maj. Mohammad Khan
(Hony. Capt.).
Suhdr.-Maj. Ram Singh (Hony.
Capt.Vf
Suhdr.-Maj. Sriput Psiidwal
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Lall Mast (Hony. Lieut.).
Subdr.-Maj. Mathar Singh Thapa
(Hony. Capt.).
Suhdr.-Maj. Tegu Kanka (Hony.
Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Karn Singh Gurung
(Hony. Capt.).*
Subdr.-Maj. Balwant Singh Mahat,
Subdr. Hanbir Thapa.
Subdr.-Maj. Kirpa Ram Thapa
(Hony. Capt.).*
Subdr.-Maj. Gopal Ram Nama
(Hony. Capt.).
Subdr.-Maj. Tejbir Thapa.
Subdr.-Maj. Megchand Gharti.
Subdr.-Maj. Chamu Singh Bura-
thoki (Hony. Capt.).
Subdr. Balbir Rana (Hony.
Licut.).f
Subdr.-Maj. Kushal Singh Bura-
thoki.
Subdr. Partab Singh.
Subdr. Liladhar Thapa.
Subdr. Singbir Gharti.
Subdr. Thaman Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Amar Singh Thapa.
Subdr.-Ma3. Jewan Singh.
Subdr.-Maj. Jaslal Rae.*
MILITARY CAMPS.
347
8th Gurkha Rifles
8th Onrkha Rifles
8th Gurkha
8th Gurkha Rifles
8th Gurkha Rifles
8th Gurkha Rifles
8th Gurkha Rifles
8th Gurkha Rifles
9th Gurkha Rifles
10th Gurkha Rifles
54th Camel Corps
58th Camel Corps
8th Mule Corps
17th Madras Infantry
25th Madras Infantry
25th Madras Infantry
25th Madras Infantry
3rd Scinde Horse
3rd Lancers
Senior S. A. S. .
Senior S. A. S. .
Senior S. A. S. .
Senior S. A. S. .
S. A. S. .
S. A. S. .
S. A. S. .
S. A. S. .
1st Lancers
7th H. Horse
. Subdr.-Maj. Kalu Thapa (Hony.
Capt.).
. Suhdr.-Maj. Bhakan Singh Thakur
(Hony. Capt.).
. Suhdr.-Maj. Abiram Guruiig
(Hony. Capt.).
. Subdr.-Maj. Birbal Xagarkoti
(Hony. Capt.).
. Subclr. Jai Chand r Thakur.
. Subdr. Satar Singh Bohaui.
. Subdr.-Maj. Karnabir Thapa.
. Subdr.-Maj. Kaberaj Karki.
. Subdr.-Maj. Bir Singh Bohra.
. Abhimaii Singh Gnrung (Hony.
Capt.).
. Res. Bhai Khan.
, Res. Sajawal Khan.
. Res. Hakim Singh.
UNCLASSIFIED.
. Subdr. Arif Khan.
. Subdr.-Maj. Gulab Khan (Hony.
Capt.).
. Subdr.-Maj. Shaikh Amir (Hony.
Capt.).
. Subdr.-Maj. Abdul Aziz (Hony.
Capt.).
. Ris.-Maj. Shaikh Jamal.
. Res.-Maj. Mahrab Ali Khan
(Hony. Capt.).
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
. Fazal Hahi.
. Shaikh Amir Bakhsh.
. Hukam Chand.
. Pati Ram.
. A. Shreenavassa Pillai.
. Shaikh Kabaruddin.
. BishnuNath.
. Devi Ditta Saithi.
INDIAN ORDER or MERIT.
. Jemdr. Imam Ali Khan.
. Sowar Zulfikar Ali.
348
9th H. Horse .
10th Lancers
llth Lancers
llth Lancers
llth Lancers
llth Lancers
llth Lancers
13th Lancers
13th Lancers
13th Lancers
13th Lancers .
13th Lancers
14th Lancers
15th Lancers
18th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
19th Lancers
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
20th Horse
21st Cavalry
25th Cavalry
25th Cavalry
25th Cavalry .
26th Cavalry .
26th Cavalry .
34th Poona Horse
34th Poona Horse
34th Poona Horse
36th Jacob's Horse
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
MILITARY CAMPS.
Duffdr. Puraii Singh.
Duffdr. Bagh Khan.
Kot Duffdr. Jawala Singh.
Sowar Arur Singh.
L Duffdr. Partah Singh.
Duffdr. Phangan Singh.
Duffdr. Sant Singh.
Jemdr. Kaxal Hussain.
Duffdr. Sewa Singh.
Sowar Hira Singh.
Lee Duffdr. Ghulam Mohiuddin.
Recruit Niax Ali.
lies. Kunhaiya Lall.
Res. Rah Nawaz Khan.
Duffdr. Zaidch Khan.
Duffdr. Muhammad Ishak.
Lee. Duffdr. Mehr Khan.
Sowar Yusuf Ali Khan.
Duffdr. Kishan Singh.
Sowar Ram Singh.
Sowar Kait Ram.
Duffdr. (itilab Singh.
Duffdr. Ghafur Khan.
Duffdr. Hussain Ali Khan.
Duffdr. Mir Muriel Ali.
Duffdr. Kifayat Khan.
Duffdr. Anwar Khan.
Kot Daffdr. Shah Nur Khan.*
Duffdr. Mustafa Khan.
Duffdr. Salamat Ali Khan.
Duffdr. Abdul Rahman Khan.
Res. Dildar Khan.
Jcmdr. Wali Mohd.
Duffdr. Xutha Singh.
Kot Duffdr. Zeeoodin.
Res. Hayat Mohd. Khan.
Jemdr. Slier Baz Khan.
Kot Duffdr. GuLsher Khan.
Duffdr. Amir Khan.
Naick Bapurao Khanwilker.
Kot Duffdr. Beer Singh.
Jemdr. Makhmudin.
Subdr. Alam Khan.
Subdr. Sakandar Khan.
Jemdr. Dial Singh.
MILITARY CAMPS.
349
Corps of Guides
Corps of (hi ides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of GuidtM
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guide^
Corps of Guide*
Corps of Guide*
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
Corps of Guides
22nd Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
26th Mountain Battery
27th Mountain Battery
28th Mountain Battery
28th Mountain Battery
Frontier Garrison Artillery
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
1st Sappers and Miners
2nd Sappers and Miners
3rd Sappers and Miners
3rd Sappers and Miners
1st Brahmans .
1st Brahmans .
3rd Brahmans .
8th Rajputs
13th Rajputs .
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
Ris. Maj. Bahadur Singh.
Duffdr. Kondu Singh.
Havr. Semi.
Sowar Punjjiba.
Duffdr. Yakut Khan
Naick Ha/ir.
Havr. Bin/ Khan.
Duffdr Suba Singh.
Sowar Siranda/.
Duffdr. Pir Mohammed.
Kot Daffdr. Sadar-ud-Din.
Sowar Alaf Khan.
Duffdr. Bura Khan.
Sepoy Barwea/a Khan.
Sowar Mohamad Khan.
Sepoy NUT Zaman.
Subdr. Kishan Singh.
Drill Havr. Rur Singh.
Havr. Nihal Singh.
Xaick Uttam Chand.
Subdr. Jawala Singh.
Gunner Diwan Singh.
Jemdr. Dulla Khan.
Gunner Thakur Das.
Subdr. Alain Sher.
Havr. Hussain Muhammad,
Gunner Tmam Din.
Jemdr. Natha Singh.
Havr. Usinan Khan.
Naick Nabi Buksh.
Sapper Chaughatta.
Havr. Soocha Singh.
Sapper Gujraj Tewari.
Sapper Sat Narain.
Naick Badri Pande.
Havr. A/ha Giri.
Jemdr. Baryam Singh.
Xaick Nur-ud-Dm.
Snbdr.-Maj. Bessesar Tiwari.
Havr. Jawala Pershad Awasthi.
Subdr. Ramadhar Awasthi.
Subdr. Man Singh.
Sepoy Drigpal Singh.
Jemdr. Mehtab Singh.
Subdr.- Maj. Attar Singh.
35C L
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
14th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
15th Sikhs
18th Infantry
22nd Punjabis
22nd Punjabis
23rd Sikhs
23rd Sikhs
23rd Sikhs
23rd Sikhs
23rd Sikhs
23rd Sikhs
24th Punjabis
24th Punjabis
24th Punjabis
24th Punjabis
26th Punjabis
27th Punjabis
27th Punjabis
27th Punjabis
28th Punjabis
29th Punjabis
30th Punjabis
31st Punjabis
31st Punjabis
MILITARY CAMPS.
Subdr. Sundar Singh.
Jcxndr. Prem Singh.
Jemdr. Kaka Singh.
Subdr. Budh Singh.
Sepoy Jaimal Singh.
Naick ILhani Singh.
Havr. Sadda Singh.
Sepoy Ganga Singh.
Sepoy Thaman Singh.
Naick Atar Singh.
Havr. Bogga Singh.
Havr. Bhag Singh.
Havr. Bur Singh.
Naick Badan Singh.
Subdr. Wary am Singh.
Subdr. Hira Singh.
Sepoy Sahib Singh.
Havr. Kishen Singh.
Havr. Bela Singh.
Sepoy Bhola Singh.
Sepoy Jiwan Singh.
Sepoy Amar Singh.
Naick Karpal Singh.
Jemdr. Ram Charitcr Singh.
Havr. Sadu Singh.
Havr. Ram Singh.
Jemdr. Ishar Singh.
Havr. Bachan Singh.
Nand Singh.
Havr. Pateh Singh.
Naick Jhanda Singh.
Havr. Sundar Singh.
Jemdr. Sawan Singh.
Havr. Wadhawa Singh.
Havr. Patch Singh.
Jemdr. Umar Khan.
Subdr. Umar Jan.
Subdr. Gurdit Singh.
Havr. Mangal Singh.
Sepoy Jehan Khan.
Havr. Hari Singh.
Sepoy Dewan Singh.
Subdr. Kesar Singh.
Jemdr. Bam Singh.
Havr. Atma Singli.
MILITARY CAMPS.
351
31st Punjabis .
31st Punjabis .
31st Punjabis .
31st Punjabis .
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32nd Sikh Pioneers
32ud Sikhs
32nd Sikhs
32nd Sikhs
32nd Sikhs
35th Sikhs
35th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
36th Sikhs
40th Pathaiis
4()th Pathaiis
40th Pathaiis
40th Pathaiis
40th Pathaiis
41st Dogras
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
45th Sikhs
47th Sikhs
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
Sepoy Kala Singh.
Sepoy Fateh Din.
Havr. Fazal Dad Khan.
Dr. Fazl. Khan.
Jemdr. Sundar Singh.*
Subdr. Baga Singh.
Subdr. Kesar Singh.
Sepoy Lall Singh.
Naick Jhanda Singh.
Sepoy Ishar Singh.
Havr. Wadhawa Singh.
Jemdr. Waryan Singh.
Havr. Kurm Singh.
Havr. Sundar Singh.
Naick Sundar Singh.
Sepoy Bhulla Singh.
Naick Attar Singh.
Naiek Hira Singh.
Naick Sujan Singh.
Havr. Sher Singh.
Sepoy Rur Singh.
Naick Hariiam Singh.
Lee. Nk. Sada Singh.
Sepoy Thaman Singh.
Sepoy Bela Singh.
Lcc. Nk. Sawaii Singh.
Subdr. Bela.
Lee. Nk. Payo.
Sepoy Muhammad Khau.
Havr. Sharif.
Sepoy Akbar Shah.
Havr. Gopi.
Jemdr. Uttam Singh.
Jemdr. Prem Singh.
Subdr. Ala Singh.
Sepoy Lai Singh.
Havr. Atma Singh.
Mahtab Singh.
Naick Jccwa Singh.
Havr. Wir Singh.
Havr. Sant Singh.
Havr. Partab Singh.
Subdr. Narayan Singh.
Jemdr. Sheo Singh.
Jemdr. Hussain Shah.
352
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
51st Sikhs
53rd Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
54th Sikhs
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Riflos
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
55th Rifles
58th V. Rifles
58th V. Rifles
58th V. Rifles
58th V. Rifles
59th Rifles
62m! Punjabis
62nd Punjabis
66th Punjabis
69th Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
7 2nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
7 2nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
MILITARY CAMPS.
Col. Havr. Mohan Singh.
TJCC*. Naick Jalandah.
Sep:>y Habib Ullah.
Havr. Shah Sawar.
Havr. Sham Singh.
Subdr. Dheru.
Subdr. Kninal Khan.
Havr. Wazira.
Subdr. Tulsi Ram.
Sepoy Hishau Singh.
Subdr. Daiid Shah.
Subdr. Bt>la Singh.
Havr. Ishar Singh.
Sepoy Basant Singh.
Naiuk Tt'ja Singh.
Havr. Mir Dost.
Sepoy Kalandar.
Sepoy Nurdatl.
Havr. Karamdad.
Sepoy Dinar Khan.
Sepoy Gholam Hussain.
Sepoy Kashu.
Sepoy Ainai" Singh.
Subdr. Kami Singh.
Jemdr. Narain Singh.
Subdr. Chanda Singh.
Subdr. Baryam Singli.
Jeindr. Chaugatta.
Sepoy Gania.
Sepoy Sohawa.
Clr.- Havr. Hira Singh.
Sepoy Karm Ilahi.
Sepoy Juma Khan.
Sepoy (rhulam Muhammad.
Sepoy Faqir Mohammed.
Sepoy Saif Ali.
Sepoy Nawab Shah.
Sepoy Mehtab Din.
Sepoy Miran Bakhsh.
Sepoy Mirau Bakhsh.
Sepoy Fazal Din.
Sepoy Chandu Khan.
Sepoy Mohamed Alam.
Sepoy Khero.
Sepoy Shanias Din.
MILITARY CAMPS.
353
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
72nd Punjabis
74tli Punjabis
75th C. Infantry
82nd Punjabis
82nd Punjabis
87th Punjabis
89th Punjabis
89th Punjabis
89th Punjabis
90th Punjabis .
91st Punjabis
93rd Burma Infantry
104th Rifles
106th Pioneers
1 06th Pioneers
120th Infantry .
123rd Rifles
124th Baluchis .
126th B. Infantry
127th Baluchis .
127th Baluchis .
127th Baluchis .
127th Baluchis .
127th Baluchis .
130th Baluchis .
1st Gurkhas
1st Gurkhas
1st Gurkhas
1st Gurkhas
1st Gurkhas
1st Gurkhas
2nd Gurkhas
2nd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
3rd Gurkhas
5th Gurkhas
5th Gurkhas
5th Gurkhas .
5th Gurkhas
5th Gurkhas .
6th Gurkhas .
6th Gurkhas .
Sepoy Ghulam Nabi.
Sepoy Sultan Ahmed.
Sepoy Buti.
Sepoy Mehr Din.
Havr. Xarayan Singh.
Havr. Kunmiila Ramkrishnaimna.
Subdr. Maj. Sundar Singh.
Subdr. Rain Singh.
Pte. Abdul Razack.
Sepoy Mahi Khan.
Havr. Uttam Singh.
Havr. Gunda Singh.
Sepoy Karim Din.
Subdr. Bahadur Khan.
Subdr. Jawand Singh.
Ifavr. Butta Singh.
Subdr. Abdullah Khan.
.Temdr. Mohammad Akbar.
Trmpr. AH Sher Khan.
Xaick Ramjirao Dalvi.
Sepoy Maya Singh.
Subdr. Bulaka Singh.
Havr. Shah Zad Khan.
Pte. Khuda Bakhsh Khan.
Pte. Fazal Khan.
Haw. Nur Dad.
Seiwy Subey Khan.
Cor.-Havr. Saddu Singh.
Subdr. Hira Singh Thapa.
Subdr. Bulbcr G hurtle.
Havr. Balbhadar Gurung.
Naick Dhan Singh Bandari.
Sepoy Xar Singh Gharti.
Sepoy Lachmaii Thapa.
Subdr. Birbal Singh Khatri.
Havr. Tikaram Lama.
Subdr. Harakbir Gurung.
Havr. Deb Singh Bhist.
Subdr. Goria liana.
Jemdr. Moti Ram Thapa.
Jemdr. Marii Ram Pun.
Subdr. Birkhadhaj Khatri.
Rifleman Kharn Gurung.
Subdr.-Maj. Judhbir Gnnmg.
Subdr. Kaman Singh Thapa.
354 MILITARY CAMPS.
6th Gurkhas .... Havr. Singiah Lama.
8th Gurkhas .... Subdr. Dhup Chand Thapa.
8th Gurkhas .... Subdr. Gomo Basnet.
8th Gurkhas .... Rifleman Tika Ram Thapa.
8th Gurkhas .... Lee. Havr. Ganbhir Rai.
8th (iurkhas .... Ritiem.ji Karagbir Gurung.
13th Mule Corps . . . Driver Biwa.
Senior S. A. S. . . . . Gaimu Rain.
S. A. S. . . . . Shunkar Dass.
UNCLASSIFIED LlST.
Ex. Asst. Connnr. . . . Mohammad Zopar Khan.
LATE ORDERLY OFFICERS TO His MAJESTY THE
(Not, members of ant/ Order.)
16th Cavalry .... Resaldar Mangal Singh.
103rd Infantry . . . Subadar Ram Chandra Rao
Mohity.
26th Cavalry .... Res. Thakur Mul Singh.
26th Cavalry .... Res. Maj. Malik Sher Bahadur
Khan.
29th Lancers .... Res. Ahmad Khan.
13th Rajputs .... Subdr. Rohtan Singh.
^TATE PARAPHERNALIA BEARERS TO His IMPERIAL MAJESTY AT
THE CORONATION DURBAR 1911.
(Other than those indicated in the above lists.)
29th Punjabis .... Subdr. Sewa Singh.
41st Dogras .... Subadar Nihala.
110th Maharattas . . . Jemadar Anaula Rhamble.
9th Hodson's Horse . . . Duffdr. Wadhawa Singh,
llth K. K. O. Lancers . . Kot. Duffdr. Punah Khan.
21st Koliat Mtn. Battery . . Havildar Miran Bakhsh.
llth Rajputs .... Havildar Badal Singh.
20th Infantry .... Havildar Jawala Singh.
52nd Sikhs .... Havildar Ghulab.
53rd Sikhs .... Havildar Achhar Singh.
OTHER ORDERS.
13th Lancers .... Risaldar Major Ghulam Raya
Khan, M.V.O.
61st Pioneers
Gytli Punjabis
MILITARY CAMPS.
355
Khan, Victorian
Subadar Mir
Medallist.
Snbdr.-Maj. Sardar Kbau, C.I.E.,
K.B.
Military Dairy.
CAMP No. 25.
Matson, Capt. J.
Matson, Mrs.
Mellor, Capt. G. P.
Mellor, Mrs.
MAP H-9.
Mellor, Mr.
Smith, Mr.
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Miss,
INDEX.
The following Alphabetical Index includes names of residents in both Part II,
Civil and Central Camps, and Part III, Military Camps. It has been found
impracticable to include the names of all the Indian Officials and Guests.
Abbott, 2nd- Lt. G.D.
300
Aga Khan, The .
IfiO
Amplett, Lt. E. P.C.
an
Abbott, Mr. II. . .
170
Agnew, Lt. H. C. .
294
Aim, Capt. A. C. . .
326
Abbott, Capt. L. II. .
317
Agnew, Miss . . .
291
Amy, Mrs. . . .
326
Abbott, Mrs. . . .
Abdul Aziz, Kis.-Maj.
317
126
Ahad Shah, Khuaja
I Ahmad, Mr. Saiyid,
251
Anagundi, Raja of .
Anderson, Capt. C.
225
238
Abdul Aziz ....
258
Wasi .
ll'J
Anderson, Capt.G.H.
183
Abdul Ghafur Khan,
Aikman, Mr. D. W. .
192 '
Anderson, Mrs. .
183
K. B
251
' Aikman, Mrs .
192
Anderson, 2nd-Lt. .1.
316
Abdul Kanm Khan,
Aitehison, Mr. H. .
286
Anderson, Mrs. .1.
316
Ris.-Maj. . . .
125
Aivar, K. K. V. . .
225
Anderson, Lt. E. V. .
316
Abdullah Khan,
Akhai Singh, Maha-
Anderson, Miss .
309
Nauab Sir Hah'/
ra.i ....
2fJ2
Anderson , Lt. C. H. .
319
Mohomed, K.C.I.E.
237
Albar, Mons. F.
284
Anderson, Capt. N.R.
309
Abdul Maj.d, K. B. .
225
Alder, Mr. W. . .
186
Anderson, 2ml-Lt. A.
300
Abdul Majid, Maulvi
188
Aldersimth, Mr.C.H.
186
Anderson, Lieut. F. .
321
Abdul Majid Khan,
Aldersou, Maj.-Gen.
270
Anderson, Mrs. .
324
Nawab ....
205
Alderson, Mrs. .
270
Anderson, Mr. F. G.
265
Abdul Qaiyum, K.
Alderson, Mr. . .
281
Anderson, Mrs. .
265
B., Sahibzada . .
23.->
Alderson, Miss .
281
Andrew, Major .
330
Abdul Wahab, Syed
Aldworth, Lt. T. R.
323
Andrew, Mrs.
330
Hazratji ....
205
Alexander, Maj. A.
390
Andrew, Maj. F. A. .
326
Abdul Wahid Khan,
Alexander, Maj.R.D.
310
Andrew, Mrs.
326
Sahibzada . . .
262
Alexander, Capt. R.
325
Andrew, Major A. W.
317
Abdur llahim, Mr.
Alexander, Lt. L. .
293
Andrews, Maj. C. K.
319
Justice ....
221
Alexander, Mrs. .
331
Andrews, Mrs.
319
Abdus Samad Khan
278
Alexander, Maj. LC. .
333
Andrews, Rev. C. F. .
171
Abdus Subhan,
Alexander, Capt. W.
300
Angell, Miss N. V.C.
326
Chow dhury, Nawab
188
Alexander, Capt. R.G.
285
Augclo, Mr.W. . .
171
Abinash "Chandra
Alexander, Mrs. .
285
Angelo, Mrs. . .
171
Gupta ....
258
Alexander, Mr. R.
242
Angus, Mrs. L. G. .
285
Abu Ahmad Ghuz-
Alexander, Mr. T. .
286
Angus, Miss Erica .
285
navi, Mr. A. K. .
1C6
Ah, Prince Abid .
142
Angus, Miss Joan .
286
Abud, Lt.-Col. H.M.
152
Ahpura, Raja of . .
165
Angus, Miss Trego .
286
Adair, Capt. F. W. .
309
Ali Rajpur, Rana of
128
Angus, Mr. R. J.
140
Adamji Mamooji,
Allanby, 2nd-Lt. R.H.
324
Anley, Major F. G. .
135
K.B
25-1
Allanson, Capt. C. J.
139
Anley, Mrs.
135
Adam, Lt. K. F. . .
297
Allardice, Lt. If. . .
330
Annaly, Lord
122
Adams, Dr. Chas.
284
Allardyce, Capt. J. .
298
Annasawmi Muda-
Adams, Mrs. .
281
Allen, Mr. P. U. . .
206 <
har, Rai Bahadur.
231
Adam son, Sir Harvey
159
Allen, Mis. P. U. .
20H
Aniiesley, Capt. A. .
294
A damson, Lady .
159
Allnutt, Rev. Canon
171
Aunesley, Maj. A.S.R.
292
Adamson, Dr. P.
176
Allum, Miss . . .
242
Annesley, Mrs. .
292
Addis, Mr. R. B.
238
Allum Maj. . . .
334
Annesly, Capt. C.A.J.
223
Addis, Mr. F. H. .
156
Alma Latin, Mr.
257
Anst rather, 2nd-Lt.
316
Addis, Mrs. . . .
156
Alston, Capt.R.C.W.
319
Anthony, Capt. V. S.
307
Adie, Mr. J. C. . .
170
Alwar Maharaja of
128
Apcar Mr A A .
192
Adic, Mrs
170
Amarsingh, Lt. . .
205
Apcar, Mr. J. G. .
217
Adinsall, Miss . .
177
Ambler, Dr. ...
200
Appala Kondayamba,
Af tab Ahmad Khan .
278
Ames, Miss . . .
301
Maharani . . .
227
357
Apparanda Mandana
2-n
Atkinson, Miss
039
' Banerji, Mrs. .
176
Appaya, Mr K. . .
231
Austin, Lt.-CoUF. H.
322
i Banganapalle, Nawab
136
Apploby, Mr. K. A.
249
Austin, Miss .
322
! Bannatine-Allason,
Appleton, Capt.ll M.
293
Autar Singh, Sarclar.
205
! Maj.- Gen. R. . .
210
Applet on, Mrs.
293
Avlmer, Capt. G. A. .
294
1 Bannatyne, Capt. N.
213
Apthorpe, Capt. E.H.
318
Aylmer, Mrs. G. A.
294
! Bannerman, Sur-Gen.
Aram, Mr. A.
Arbuthnot,, Maj.G.H.
285
323
Ays*>ugh, Capt. W.G.
Ayscough, Capt. G
195
318
i W. B.
Bannerman, Mrs.
224
224
Arbuthnot, Mrs.
3*3
A/am Knsain, K.S. .
2*6
i Bannerman, Maj. W.
194
Arbuthnott,Mr. J. C.
18tt
Azani Shah, Kaia
167
! Bannerman, Lt.-Col. A. 192
Arbuthnott, Mrs.
186
A/erWenka, Mr. W.
285
1 Bannerman, Mrs.
192
Archer, Col. C. .
Ut
Azr/-nd-din, R. B.
258
Banswara, Kaja of .
136
Archer, Mrs. .
133
Bahrain Khan, Nawab 254
Bausda, Kaja of . .
136
Archer, Mr. W. . .
281
Baghat, liana of
131
Ban spat i Singh,Raja
278
Archer, Maj. S. A.
2U9
Baghdad, Nawab of .
234
Barat, II. B., S. N. .
167
Archer, Mrs. S. A. .
299
Jiagley, Mr. V. R. .
238
Barclay, Miss. . .
284
Arcot Pniico ol
226
Bagley Mrs. .
238
Barge, Capt K. . .
177*
Ardomo, Capt. J.
390
Bagnall, Lt. K. .
3<K)
Baria, Raja of . .
137
Anff, Mr. G. H. . .
142
Bagot-Chester, Lt.W.
310
Barlitier, Mr. A.. .
284
Armstrong, 2nd-Lt.
334
Bagshawc, Mrs. .
334
Barlow, Miss . . .
238
Armstrong, 2nd-Lt.
Bahadur All Khan,
rtarnard, Maj. A. K. .
295
W M
291
Sub.-Maj. .
177
Barnard, Mrs.
295
Armstrong, Mr. C.H.
196
Bahadur .lung
234
Barnard, Mr A. B. .
217
Armstrong, Mrs. .
196
Bahawalpur, Nawab ot
132
Barnard, Mrs.
218
Arnott, Lt. A.M. .
304
Balaknshna Aivar,T.
226
Barnard, Mr. .
211
Arthur, Capt.
312
Hailey. Maj. G. . .
129
Barnard, Miss . .
171
Arthur, Sir Allan
is*
Bailey, Mr. G. H. .
274
Barnardiston.Msij. E.
238
Asadulla Khan.Nawab 278
Bailev, Mrs. .
129
: Barnes, Lt.-Col. R.
294
Asghar AH Khan,
Baillie, Mr. D.C. . .
275
Barnett, Mr. . . .
200
K. B
278
Baillie, 2nd-Lt. I). .
309
Barnett, Miss . .
200
Ashburnham, Miss .
297
Bambridgfi, Lt. D. .
301
i Baroda, Maharaja of
137
Ashburner, Capt. L.
124
Bam es. Mr. A. C.
171
Baroda Prosad Bosc
258
Ashburner, Mrs.
186
Baird, ( 1 -apt. H. B. I),
129
: Barr, Maj. 11. K. .
216
Ashby, Miss
186
Baird, Capt, P. T. C.
129
, Barratt, Col. W. C. .
301
Ashford, Capt. J. .
333
Baird, Miss . . .
295
, Barratt, Mrs. W. C. .
301
Ashford, Mrs. .
334
Baird, Miss
298
' Barret, Mons. C. .
192
Ashton, Mr. K. P. .
192
Baker.fLt. St. J. V. .
325
Barrett, Capt. F. W.
322
Askwith, Lt.-Col. J.
318
Baker, Mrs. C. . .
325
Barrett, Hon. Mrs. .
322
Askwith, Mrs.
Aslett Mr. Alfred
318
281
Bala Sahib Dafle.Lt.
Bald 2nd-Lt. K. A. .
205
303
, Barrett, Maj-Gcn. Sir
A. A ....
177
Aspmall, Capt. C. F.
Aspinall, Mrs. t
120
129
Baldwin, Col'. A. II.
Baldwin, Mrs A. H.
302
302
Barrett, T,ady . .
! Barrett, 2nd-Lt. L. A.
177
315
Aster, Lieut. J. J. .
125
Baldwin, Miss
302
i Barrington, Mr. A. .
284
Astley, Capt. A.G.L.
245
Baldwin, Lieut. M.C.
304
, Barren, Mr. C. A. .
171
Atkin, 2ml-Lt. B. .1.
302
Bald, Lt. A. H. . .
310
Barron, Capt. R.
171
Atkins, Capt. G. W.
301
Bald, Miss . . .
320
Barron, Miss . . .
171
Atkins, Mr. C. 11. .
253
Balfe, Miss . . .
326
Barron, Capt. W. E.
171
Atkins, Mrs. .
253
Balfour,2nd.-Lt. G.E.
311
! Barron, Mrs. . . .
171
Atkinson, Mr. J. N.
224
Balfour, 2nd-Lt. J.
319
i Barrow, Mr.R. P. .
150
Atkinson, Mrs.
224
Ballingal, Capt. H.
305
> Barrow, Miss K. M.
270
Atkinson. Lt. W. H.
223
Balston, Capt. G. K.
298
i Barrow, Lt.-Col. G.
270
Atkinson, Capt. P.
282
Bambawala, Mr. A.
167
1 Barrow, Mrs.
270
Atkinson, Mr. A. E.
169
Bamber, Col. C. J. .
192
1 Barrow, Miss . .
270
Atkinson, Mrs.
169
Bamber, Mrs . .
192
j Barrow, Genl. Sir E.
269
Atkinson, Miss
285
Bambho Khan, Jam.
153
! Barrow, Lady . . .
269
Atkinson, Lt. K. G. .
312
Bamfield, Maj. P. J .
306
i Barrow, Lt. R. E. .
269
Atkinson, Lt.-Col. E.
322
Bamfield. Miss . .
306
! Barry-Smith,Maj.R.C
312
Atkinson, Mrs.
322
Bamra, Chief of
135
1 Barry-Smith, Mrs. .
312
Atkinson, Lieut. G.
324
Banarji, Mr. P. C. .
275
i Barry, Maj. C. C. S.
159
Atkinson, Lt. W. N.
312
Banerji, Mr. A. K. .
176
Barry, Mrs. . . .
160
358
INDEX.
Barry, Miss Julia .
281
Bean, Mr. L. C. D. .
2?8
Benyon, Miss . .
131
Barry, Lt.-Col. J. F.
329
Bean, Miss . . .
23U
Heresford, Lt. G. .
304
Barry, Mrs. . . .
329
BeatHon, Maj.-Gen.
Berenford, Mr. W.
171
Barry, Miss . . .
329
SirS. B. '. . .
122
Berkeley, Lt.-Col. R.
220
Barry, Mr. C. B. .
171
Beatson, Bg.-Genl.F.
270
Berkeley, Mr. S. H.
262
Barstow, Capt. H. .
330
Beatson, Mr. E. B. .
2?8
Berkeley, Mrs. . .
262
Barstow, Mrs.
330
Beat son, Mrs.
2^8 j
Berkley. Lt.-Col. .
316
Barstow, Mrs. . .
242
Beatty, Maj. G.A.H
295 '
Berkley, Mrs. G.
238
Barter, Maj. -Gen l.C.
270
Beattv, Mrs. .
295 i
Bernard, Lt.-Col. If.
318
Bart on, Capt. F. H..
309
Beatty, Major L. N.
129 -
Berrington, Lt. D.
294
Barton, 2nd-Lt. X. F.
320
Bcatv, Mr. F. M. A. .
133
Berrvman, Lt. E. R.
311
Barton, Miss W. M.
235
Beatv, Mrs. F. M. A
135
Berthon, Maj. H.W.
152
Barton, Mr. W. P. .
235
reaty, Mr. G. . .
248 '
Berthon, Mrs. . .
152
Barton, Miss . .
131
Peaty, Mrs. G. . .
218
Besso, Signor . .
257
Barua, Raja P. C. .
188
Beaumont, Miss E. .
284
Bethell, Capt. H. K.
284
Barua, Mr. M. C. .
188
Becher, Major G. A.
293
Bethell, Capt. L. A.
312
Barwam, Chief of .
138
Beeher, Lt. M.A.N.
310
Seville, Major F. G.
164
Bar wick, Miss
200
Beckley, Lt. T. H. .
305
Bevis, Mr. W. G. .
275
Basavpranhu, Sardar
153
Beddv, Miss .
171
Beyts, Major W. G.
314
Bass, Sir W. . . .
294
Bedw'ell, Mrs. . .
325
Beyts,iMrs. W. G. .
314
Bass, Lady Xoreen
294
Beer, Lt.-Col. J. H.
332
B ha g wa n Bakhsh
Basoda, Xawab of .
165
Begbio, Mr. J. . .
150
Singh, Raja
278
Bast van, Capt. S. J. 298
Bastyan, Mrs. . . 298
Basu, Babu Bhupendra
Begg, Mr. S. . . .
Behram Khan, Genl.
Mir . . . .
257
218
Bhagwati Prasad
Singh, Maharaja Sir 278
lihan Sinsrh Jemdr I^MI
nath . . .196
Basu. Mrs. Bhupendra
nath . . . . 196
Bell, Major-General .
Bell, Lieut. H. W. .
Bell, Major R. F. .
152
152
317
Bhanja Deo, Raja
Rajendra Xarayan.
Bharat Singh,
140
Bateman-Champain,
Bell, Mrs. . . .
317
Kunwar
278
Maj. H. F.. . .
Bateman-Chanipain,
223
Bell, Lt.-Col. L. M.
Hell, Mrs. . . .
311
311
Kharatpur, Maharaja
of
144
Mrs. H. F.. . .
Bateman-Chanipain,
Mrs
224
310
Bell, Mr. J. M. . ,
Bell, Mrs. . . .
Bell, Mr
181
184
200
Bharucha, Lieut. P.
Bha vnagar , Maharaja
of
325
145
Bates, Capt. H. C. .
302
Bell, Mrs
200
Bhinai. Raja of
127
Bathwalla, Dr. H. L.
Batten, Mr. J. K. .
284
166
Bell, Mr. H. J. . .
286
286
K nopal. Begum of .
Bhor, Chief of . .
146
146
Bell, Mrs. . . .
Batten, Mrs. . . .
Battino, Maj. R. St.
Battine, Mrs. . .
Battye, Maj. W. R.
Battye, Mrs. . . .
166
129
129
274
274
Bell, Mr. E. A. S. .
BeM, MTH. . . .
Bell, Mrs. Lynden .
Bell, Miss Lynden .
Bell, Mr. C. A. . .
238
238
30H
308
268
Bhutan, Maharaja of
Bice, Capt. A. E. . .
146
333
133
273
274
Hickford. Major W. .
Biddie, Maj. G. . .
Biddie. Mrs.
Battye. Capt T. H.
159
Behi, Mr. D. V.
153
Bidhi Chand, Capt.
177
Baxter, 2nd-Lt. E. H.
Baumgartner, Maj. J.
Bayley, Sir Charles
Bayley, Lady . . .
BayJey, Capt. L. . .
Bayley. Mr. A S. B.
Bayley, Capt. L. 8.
Bayley, Mr. C. B. .
Bayley, Maj. E. C. .
Bazeley, Miss . .
Beadon-Bryant Mr. .
Beadon-Bryant, Mrs.
Beale, Maj. W. . .
Beale, Mrs. . . .
Beall, Lt. R. D. . .
Beaman, Lient. A. .
Bean, Mr. B. 0. L. .
315
299
185
185
186
313
257
250
171
196
196
138 ,
320 !
270 i
238 !
Benares, Raja of
Benn, Maj. R. A. E.
Benn, Mrs. R. A. E.
Bennett, Lt. H.
Bennett, Capt. J. H.
Bennett, Mr. W. E.
Bennett, Mrs. . .
Bennett, Mr. . . .
Bennett, Mrs. . .
Bennett, Miss . .
Bennett, Mrs. Lours
Bennett, Mr. R. H.
Benson, Capt. W. .
Benson, Sir R. . .
Benson, Lady . .
Benton, Sir John .
Benton, Lady . .
213 i
213 :
310 i
250 !
251 J
251 i
285
285
283
248
294
224 i
224 ,
196 1
196
Biernacki, Mr. U.K.
Bigge, Lt. J. N. '. .
Bijawar, Maharaja of
Bikaner, Maharaja of
Bilaspur, Raja of .
Billington. Miss M.
Bindeshri Prasad
Singh, Raja . .
Bingley. Col. A. H..
Bingley, Mrs. . .
Bingley, Capt.A.G. .
Bingley, Mrs.
Binning, Lt. R. G. .
Binny, Lt. A.C.M. .
Binny, Mrs. A. C.M.
Birch, Lt. C. F. M. .
Bird, Capt. A. J. G..
238
125
147
124
148
284
278
240
240
333
323
318
301
301
304
321
INDEX.
Bird, Lt. W. A. H. . 306
Bonsor, Mr. B. . . 283 ,
Bird, Lt. Col. R.. . 124
Booth, 2nd-Lt. E. R. 385 i
Hird, Mrs 129
Booth, JVir. J. R. . 286
Birdwood,Bg.-Gl.W.R.123
Booth, Mrs. . . .147
Birdwood, Mrs. . 240
Berwick, Mr. P. . 296 i
Biscoe, Mr. W. T. . 238
Berwick, Mrs. . . 296
Biscoe, Mr. W. F . . 206
Bo*}, Sir B. K. . . 167
Biseoe, Mrs. . . . 206
Bostnck, Capt. .1. S. 327
Biscoe, Mias ... 206
BoBtoek, Mra. . 327
Bisheshar Nath.R.B. 260
Bostock, 2nd-Lt.L.C. 302 '
Black, Maj. W. C. . 177
Boswell, Lt. W.R. . 303 ,
Black, Mrs. ... 177
Botiworth Smith, Mr. 171
Black, Capt. G. C. S. 139
Boudier, Lt.-Col. E. 212 ,
Blackburn, Lt. G. A. 334
Boudier, Mrs. . . .312
Blacker, Lt. W. F. . 29-1
Boughcy, Mr. G. ,vi. 171
Blackett,0rd. f 2nd-Lt. 315
Boughcv, MIHS . . 171 '
Blackstock, Miss B. 284
Bourne,* Dr. A. G. .224
Blackstock, Miss K. 284
Bourne, Mrs. . . . 224 !
Blackwell, Maj. W.R. 3*6
Boutflowcr, Lt. E. C. 303 !
Blair, Capt. D. A. . 310
Bowden, Lt. F. H. . 333 i
Blair, Capt. G. L. . 319
Bowen, Lt. E. C. . 320
Blair, Mra. . . 311
Bow en Mrs . . 320
Blair-Cunynjrhaine.Lt. 317
Bowes L>on, 2nd-Lt. '
Blake, Capt. Jr. H. . 326
F .*.... 316 :
Blakeney.Lt.-Col. W. 296
Bowles, Mr. C. W. . 246 !
Blakeney, Mrs. . . 297
Bowlby, Lt. H. S. .233
Blakesley, Mr. K. A. . 167
Bowring, Mr. 1. W. . 248 ,
Hlakeslev, Mrs. . 167
Bowrmg, Miss . . 248 i
Blakeway, Maj. D. B. 235
Boxer, Lt. H. C. . 317 '
Blakewav, Maj. J. P. 163
Bojce, Capt. W . W. . 271 i
Blakeway, Mrs. . . 163
, Boyce, Mrs. . . .271
Blakiston, Rev. R. . 171
Boyd, Capt. J. F. . 301 !
Blandy, Lt. R. . . 309
Boyd, MTH. J. F. . . 301 j
Blcackley. Mrs. . . 164
Boyd, MIKS ... 171 .
Blewitt, Capt. G. T. . 324
Boyle, Lieut C. A. . 325 !
Bligh. MiRs . 271
Boynton, Sub-Lt. G. 234 i
JilisH. Lt. P. W. . . 178
Bracken, Mr. G. T.H. 250
Block, Lieut. A. . . 305
Blomtield, Maj.-Gl.C. 314
Braddyll, Lt. E. C. . 304 ;
Bradford, Mr. J.H. P. 156 !
Blomiield, Mra. . . 316
Bradford, Mrs . . 156 i
Blore, Major H. R. . 308
Bradley Birt, Mr. F. R. 257
Bluraenthal, Lt.A.Z. 305
Bradwhaw, Maj. C. R. 309 |
Blyth, Mrs. ... 213
Bradshaw, Mr. W. J. 140 i
Boalth, Mr. V. H. . 238
Brakspear, Maj. W. R. 310 ]
Bobbih, Maharaja of 226
Brailhwaite, Brig-
Boddy, Col. O. V. . 250
Gen. W. P. . . 315
Boileau , Major G. H. 330
Braithwaite Mrs. . 315
Boileau, Mr B . . . 330
Braithwaite, Mrs. . 206
Boileau, Mr. ... 200
Boles, Lieut. D. C. . 271
Bramley, Mr. P. . . 248
, Bramley, Mr. R. C. . 243
Bolitho, Lt. E.H. W. 305
| Branfoot, 2nd-Lt. D.C. 300
Bolster, Miss A. . . 326
! Brassey, Mr. A. . . 282
Bombay, Bishop of . 151
Bond,Br.-Gl. F.G. . 270
Brassey, The Hon.Mrs. 282
Bray, Maj. R. N. . 303
Bond, Lt. i.. V. . . 314
Bray, Mrs. R. N. . 303
Bonham Carier, Lt. . 315
Bray,Lt. N.N. E. . 307
Bonham Carter, Mr. 186
, Bray, Mr. D. deS. . 133
Bonham Carter, Mrs. 186
i Bray, Mrs. ... 133
Bonham Carter, Mrs. 315
I Braye, Lord ... 286
Bonner, Mr. A. . .200
1 Braye, Lady ... 286
359
Bremner, Mr. D. S. . 257
Brett, Mr. C. M. W. . 196
Brett, Mrs. ... 196
Brett, Mrs. George . 232
i Brewster, Mr. J. F. . 253
Brulgeman, Lt. II.G.0.17H
Bridgeman, Lt. R.O.B.233
Bridges, Lt. J. V. .311
Bndgewater, Capt. C. 320
Bndgewater, Mrs. . 320
Bnerly, Capl W. E. 312
Brigtitoeke.Mr.A.M. 2B1
Brijnandan Prasad,
Habu 27rt
Bnj Karayan, Raja. 278
Brind, Capt. J. E. S. 30f>
Briseoe. Capt. C. . 334
i Briscoe, Lt. G. 8. . 311
! Briscoc, Mr. H. K. . 186
Broacha, Mr. Shapurji
Barjorji . . . .160
Brocklehurst, Lt. H.C. 204
Brocklehurst, Lady . 294
Brodic, 2nd-Lt. P/W. 324
Brodnck, A. . . .284
, Broke Smith, Maj. H. 312
Bromhead. Mr. A. C. 284
, Brook, 2nd-Lt. Sir B. 294
1 Brooke, Lt. A. . . 297
i Brooke, Miss Sylvia 294
Brooke-Hunt, Lt.G. L. 325
! Brooke, Lt. A. T. . 297
Brooke, Lt. A. 8. . 301
Brooke, Lt. A. H. . 297
! Brooke, Lt.-Col. J. S. 332
i Brooke, Lt. J. A. O. 317
Brooke, Capt. J. A. . 150
! Brooke, Miss . . . 163
! Brooke, Mrs. ... 138
i Brooking, Col. H. T. 314
Broome, Col. R. C. . 178
I Brough, Mr. J. R. . 286
i Broughton, Lieut. G. 325
j Broughton, Mrs. . 325
i Broun, Mr. J.A.. . 275
I Broun, Mrs. ... 275
Brown, Rev. A. . . 300
Brown, Mrs. ... 300
Brown, Lt.-Col. R. J. 300
Brown, Mrs. ... 390
Brown, Mr. P. . . 194
Brown, Mrs. ... 194
Brown, Capt. A. W. 302
Brown, Mrs. . . . 302
Brown, Capt. H. C. . 302
Brown, Mr. H.W. M. 176
Brown, MT. G. . . 206
Brown, Dr. Edith . 261
Brown, Lt. S. . . 329
Brown, Mr. W. . . 335
360
INDEX.
Brown, Miss R. . . 282
Browne, Col. C. A. B. 186
Browne, Mrs. . . 186
Browne, Lt.-Col. E.G. 327
Browne, Mrs. . 327
Browne, Maj. H. J. P. 129
Browne, Mrs. . . 129
Browne, Capt. K. A. 330
Browne, Mrs. E. A. 330
Browne, Capt. G. B. 133
Browne, Mr. C. E. . 161
Browne, Capt. H. E. 302
Browning, Mr. G.E. 176
Browning, Mrs. . . 176
Brownlow, Maj. O'A.C.129
Brownlow, Mrs. . . 129
Burke, Capt. . .
Burke, Mr. E. 11. .
Burke, Mrs. . . .
Burn, Mr, R. . . .
Burn, Mrs. . . .
Burns, Col. Philip .
Hums, Miss . .
Burn, Capt. H. P. .
Burn, Capt. C. P. M.
Hum, Mrs. . . .
Burns, Lt. A. R.
Burn, 2nd-Lt. W.G.
Burkhardt, Miss M.
Burnaby, Miss H. .
Burnett, Mr. K. .
Burnett, Mrs. . .
181 ;
171
171
275
275
281
281
125
324
324
333
331
281
284
202
202
Calder, Mr. N. D. .
Caldwell, Mrs. . .
Caldwell, Mr. J. . .
Callaghan, Lt.G. F.
Callaghan, Mrs.G. F.
Callaghan, Capt. S.
Callaghan, Capt. S.
Calnan, Mr. D. .
CalvocoressijMr. P. J
CalvocorcHsi, Mrs. .
Cambay, Nawab of .
Cameron, Maj. H. A.
Cameron, Mrs. . .
Cameron, Maj. D. .
Cameron, Mrs.
Cameron, Mrs. C.
243
18-1
184
300
300
271
229
275
171
171
162
238
238
209
209
2*4
Brownngg, Mr. F. W
Bruce, Capt. R. W. V.
Bruce, Lt. G. E. . .
275
271
299
Burnett, Cap. J.L.(J.
Burney, Lt.-Col. P.
Burnett-Stuart, G.Lt.
317
178
305
Cameron, Lt.W.H.V.
Cameron, Mr. J. G P.
Campbell, MIHB . .
319
191
206
Bruce, Mrs. Knight .
281
Burnham, Lt. G. C.
320
Campbell, Mr. R. H.
230
Bruce, Capt. .1. M. .
326
Burrard, Col. S. G. .
19B
Campbell, Miss . .
230
Bruce, Mrs.
326
Burrard, Mrs.
196
Campbell, Miss . .
251
Bruce, Mr. G. . .
251
Burrard, 2nd-Lt. G.
313
Campbell, Lt. F. C. .
"J08
Bruere, Mr. B. Sale .
285
Burrows, Lt. H. M.
303
Campbell, Miws . .
308
Bruere, Mrs. Sale
285
Burt, Mr. H.P. . .
251
Campbell, "Mi Hi
302
Brumby, Mr.
200
Burt , Mrs ....
251
Campbell, Miss . .
300
Brumby, Mrs.
200
Burt, Lt. If. V. . .
294
Campbell, Mrs. . .
186
Brunyate, Mr. J. B. .
Brnnyate, Mrs. . .
Buchan, Lt. E. N. .
196
196
302
Burton, Mr. . . .
Burton, Mrh. . .
Burton, Mr. E. .
281
281
238
Campbell, Mrs. .
Campbell, Mrs. .
Campbell, Mr. A. Y.
308
322
223
Buchanan, Lt.-Col.
Burton, Mrs. K. . .
238
Campbell, Mrs. A. Y.
224
W J. ...
140
Burton, Lt.-Col. R.
138
Campbell, Lt. C. . .
390
Buchanan, Mrs.
140
Burton-Mackenzie,
Campbell, Lt. D. D.
313
160
Miss
217
Campbell, Mr. D. E.
275
Buchanan, Mrs.
160
Burton, Major C. R.
307
Campbell, Lt G. F.
323
Buchanan, Maj. G. J.
271
Hurton, Capt. G.W.
310
Campbell, Major H.
322
Buchanan, Capt. K,
Buchanan, Mrs.
Buchner, Herr H.
324
324
126
Burton, Bg.-Genl.E.
Bush, Lt. W. D.
Buslull, Mr. . . .
312
311
285
Campbell, Mr. J. . 276
Campbell, Lt. .1. K. 310
Campbell, 2nd-Lt. J. R.334
Buck, Mr. Jfl. J.
257
Butcher, R. . . .
234
Campbell, Mr. L. S.
178
Buckland, Lt. L. L
271
Bute, the Marquis of
206
Campbell, Mr. R. H.
2'30
Buckle. Mr. A J. .
Buckley, Mr. F. . .
Buist, Lt.-Col. A.
257
202
254
Bute, Marchioness of
Butler, Mr. S. H, .
Butler, Mrs. . . .
206
196
106
Campbell, Mrs. R. H.
Campbell, Col. B. N.
Campbell, Lt. K. N.
230
186
306
Buist MM. . . .
254
Butler, Mr. M. S. D.
220
Campbell, Mrs. R.X.
306
Bull, Mr F. E.
287
Butler, Lt. J. II.
271
Campbell, Mr. R. P. .
283
Bulkley, Mr. W. W.
Bulkley, Mrs. . .
Bullen, Capt J. H.
Bullen, Mr. R. H. P.
156
156
333
230
Butler, Mr. C. K. .
Butler, Lt. R. B.
Butler, 2nd-Lt. A. C.
Cabell, Mr. W. H.JL.
281
295
308
160
Campbell, Capt. W.L. 235
Campbell, Lt.-Col. W. 316
Campbell, Lt. W. U. 319
Campbell Stewart,Mr.J.286
Bullen, Mm. . .
230
Cabell, Mrs. .
160
Canning, Mai.
286
Bullin, Mr. J. . .
Bnlteel, Capt. C. E.
Bunbury, Lt. N. L.
285
309
311
Caddell, Capt. E. I)..
Caddell, Mrs.
Cadell, Mr. P. R. .
297
297
150
Canning, Mrs. . .
Capel, Mr
Carden, .Vlaj. R. F.W.
286
322
271
Bnnbury, Gon. W.E. 240
Bunbury, Mre.W. E. 240
Bundi, Raja of . . 158
Burdwan, Maharaja of 196
Burgea, Rev. R. .285
Cadogan, Maj. W. G. S. 124
Caffyn, Lt. . . 200
Cahill, Mr. James 335
Cahill, Mr. John . 335
Cahusac, Lt. C. F. . 29i
Cardew, M r. A. G. .
Cardew, Mrs. . . .
Carew, Mrs. . . .
Carey, Capt. T. deB.
Carey, Mrs. 0. deM. .
224
-24
297
284
Barges, Mr*. . .
285
Caldccott, Capt. E.L.
159
Carleton, Maj. H. A.
318
INDEX.
361
Carlcton, Mrs. . .
318 n .
Cavendish, Mrs. H. .
299 Chctwyiwl. Miss .
271
Carlisle, U. T. H. .
297 j
Cavendish-UiMitnick
Chcyiio,
ATaior A. Y.
250
Carlisle, Lt. J. E. <J.
3^6
2nd-Lieut F. W. .
324
, Cheyne,
Major R. E.
293
Carlisle, Lt. K. M. .
3i s ;
Cazaley, Capt. C. H.
306
Chhatai
nir. Raja of
170
Carlyle, Mr. R. 'V.
196 t
Cazalcy, Mrs. C. IT. .
Hi 6 Chhotta U d e p u r ,
Carlyle, Mrs. .
196 i
Chadwick, Miss J.
283
, Raja
[)f . . .
170
Carlyon, Capt. A. S. .
303
Chi/.ioon, Mrs. M. D.
281
Chi cheater. Maj. A.
303
Carmichael, Sir T. G.
223 ,
Chakko Mr. M. A..
176
Chinoy,
A. D.
108
Carmk'hael, Lady
223
Ch -Ik, Mr. W. 0. .
238
f hi n tan
naiii, C. V
259
Carmichael, MibS
223 1
Chalk, Mrs. . .
238
Chishol
tin llatuu, 2nd
Carnana, Lt.-Col. A.
270 !
Chalmers, Mr. C. S.
243
Lt. .J.
dell.
305
Carnana, Mrs. . .
270
Chatnba. Raja of . .
169
Chitnav
is, Mr. G. M
. 196
Carnegy, Brip.-Qenl.
327
Charnberlin, Mr.
202
, * hitral,
Mehtar of
. 236
Carnegy, Mrs.
327
Chamberhn, Miss
202
Thitty,
Maj. A. W.
. 299
Carnegy, Lt.-Col. C.
326
Chambe rlavne,Capl . A .
270
: Chitty,
Mrs. A. W.
. 209
Carnegv, Mrs.
326
Chambers, 'Capt. R R.
30,">
Chopin,
Mr. A. .1.
200
Carnell, Mr. N.M. .
238
Chambers, Mrs. P.R.
303
ChorUjy
. Miss .
2S6
Caroll, Rev. Fr. A. .
300 .
Chamier, Capt. J.A. .
325
Chouteau, Mr. A. . 281
Carpendale, Lt.-Col.
203
Chaimer, Miss G.K.
Chowdh
uti, MaulviH
. 189
Carpendale, Capt. M.
Carpendale, Lt. T M.
294
293
Chandra Chur Singh,
Raja. . .
278
Christie
Christie
, Capt. H. G
, Mrs. .
329
. 329
Carr, Lt.- Col. A.
299
Ch n nda varkar , Si r
Christie
. Miss .
. 271
Carr, Mr. H. . . ,
299
Nary at Ganesh
150
Chunilall.S. Motilal
153
Carr, Maj. H. A. .
311
Chandravarkar, Lady
150
Churchill, Lieut.
14
Carr, Lt. L. . . .
317
Chanter, Capt. A. D.
315
Clapperton, Miss
271
Carr, Mr. R. C. C. .
224
Chaplin, Mr. A.W.C.
IhO
Clark, 2
ml-Lt. R. N
334
Carr-Kllesou, Lt-Col.
.'83
Chaplin, Mrs.
186
Clark. ]
Miss . .
. 310
Carr-Klleson, Mrs.
283
Chaphn, Lt.-Col.C. S.
3'>4 Clark.' Mr. W. .
. 197
Curr, White, Lt.-Col
220
Chaplin, Airs
324
Clark y
Irs. . .
. 107
Car> -White, Mr. 8. P.
220
Chaplin, Major R. E.
293
Clarke,
Capt. . .
. 184
Can oil, U. A. J. .
3'3
Chapman, Mr. E. P.
140
Clarke,
Capt. E. H.
. 150
Carroll, Mrs. A. J. .
Ca rruthers, Capt. J.
303
310
Chapman. Mrs. . .
Chapman, Capt, G.H.
110
302
Clarke, Sir G. S.
Clarke, Lady .
149
110
Carson, Mr. C. W. C.
217
Chapman, Mrs G. H.
302
Clarke,
Miss . .
110
Carson, Mrs. . .
~17
Charkhan, Maharaja
163
Clarke,
Mrs. . R .
. 171
Carter, Lt. A. D. D.
304
Charles, Lt. E. . .
323
, Clarke,
MissD. .
171
Carter, Capt. E. J. .
Cartier, Mr. J. . .
296
281
Charles, >laj. J. R.E.
Charles, Lt.-Col. Sir
322
Clarke,
Clarke,
Mr. E. U. S. 192
Lt. I. H. S. . 301
Cartwright, Lt.-Col.
R. Haveloek
123
Clarke,
Maj. L. A. H. 125
G. 8
307
Charlesworth, Miss .
171
Clarke,
Capt, M. 0.
316
Cartwright, Mrs.
308
Carlton, Capt. P. H.
11.9
Clauson
-Thue. Miss.
286
Cartwright, Lt.-Col.
Charlton, Mr. H..I.
238
I Clay, Mrs. M. C.
106
C. M
294
Charlton, Hi>n Mrs.
284
Clay, Cj
int. Spender
282
Cartwright, Mrs.
294
Charnngton, Capt. A.
177
Clay, Mrs. Spender
282
Carwithen, Mrs.
206
Charteris, Capt. J. .
177
' Clayton
, Mr. J. A.
156
Cassels, Capt. R.
307
Chatfield, Capt. A.E.
233
. Clayton
, Mrs. .
156
Cassels, Mrs. . . .
308
Chatterji, Sir P. C. .
254
1 Clerk, Mr. H. E.
224
Casailis, Earl of . .
206
Chatterji, "Miss . .
284
Clerk, I
ttrs. . .
224
Cassilis, Countess of
206
Chatterton, Mrs.
166
Cleveland. Mr. C. R
197
Cassim Shah, Lt.
Chaubal, Mr. M. .
150
i Clevclai
id, Mrs. .
197
Aga
205
Chaudhri Mr. J.
258
1 clibbor
n. fjt C. J.
298
Castle, Mr. Ivor .
257
Cheales, Miss . .
334
1 Clifford, Mr. S. .
171
Castlestuart -Stuart,
Cheape, Capt. L St. C.
293
Clifford. Mrs. .
171
Mr. A. E. . . .
224
Cheatle, 2nd Lt. W. J.
310
i Clifford
, Capt. W.
315
Cathcart, Mr. W. T.
186
Chcnani, Raja of
215
i Clifford
. Mrs. . .
315
Catlow, Mr. J. H. .
284
Chcnevix Trench,
Clift, M'r. . .
302
Catlow, Mrs. . . .
281
Capt. 11. II. . .
217
| Clinton
. Lt. W. L.
308
Catty, Capt. J. C. .
Caulfield, Mrs.
327
286
Chesney, Lt. D. P. .
Chcsney, Miss . .
306
131
1 Cloetes, Capt. L. B.
Close, Mr. H. Arden
330
235
Cavendish, Capt. H.
299 '
Chettiyar, Mr. . .
226
i Close, Mrs. . .
235
362
Close Miss . . . 276 1
Close, Mrs. . . . 248 i
dough, Miss M. . 284 i
Cluttcrbuck Mai. P. 275 '
Coaker, Civpt. v. A. 149 !
Coates, Lt. G. E. . 333
Coates, Mr. J. . . 238 ,
Coates, Mrs. . . 238 i
Coats, Lt. N. G. R. . 301
Cobb, Mr. H. V. . 138 i
Cobb, Mr. W. H. . 276 i
Cobb, Mrs. . . . 276 |
Cobbe, Lt.-Col. A. 8. 129 :
Cobbe, Mrs. . . 129 |
Cobbold, Lt. M. F. D. 3<H
Cobden-Ramsay, Mr. 265 ;
Cochin, Raja of . 175
Cockburn, 2nd Lt.C. J.323 ,
Colbeck, Lt. C. E. . 321 i
Coldstream, Mr. J. . 253 !
Coldstream, Maj. J. C. 214 >
Coldstream, Mrs. . 214 i
Cole, Capt. A. F. . 186 i
Cole, Lt.-Col. K. II. 324 ,
Cole, Lt.-Col. II. W. G. 186
Cole, Miss ... 325
Cole, Miss ... 330 ;
Cole, Mrs. . . . 186 ;
Cole, Mrs. . . . 325
Cole, Capt. B. L. . 330
Collett White, Mr. K. J.213
Collet t White, Mrs. 243 ;
Collin, Mr. E. W. . 140
Collin, Mrs. . . . 140 '
Collingridge.Capt.H. 186
rollings, Mr. C. J. . 163
Collins, Mr. A. G. . 257 !
Collins, Mr. C. . . 184
Collins, Mr. C. W. M. 156 '
Collins, Capt. L. P. . 169 i
Collins, Mrs. L. P. . 169 '
Column, Miss . . 171
Colmore, Lt. H. . 320
Colomb, Lt.-Col. G. H. 312
Colomb, Mrs. . .312
Colomb, Miss . . 312 '
Colombo. Kd Father 300 .
Colombres, Senor . 102
Colombres, Senora . 192 i
Colson, Capt. E. . 319
Colvin, Mr. E. G. . 261
Colviu Lt. E. J. D. . 202 ,
Colvin, Major J. M. C. 322
Colvin, Mrs. . . 322
Colvin. Mrs. . . 261
Colvin, Miss ... 261
Colvin, Miss M. . 261 ,
Compton, Capt. C.
W. McG. . . 334
Condon, Maj. DeV. . 158 i
INDEX.
Condon. Mrs. . . 158
Coningham, Major
F. E. .... 309
Coningham, Capt W. 325
Coningham, Mrs. . 325
ConneTl. Capt. T, . 297
Connolly, Mr. J. F. 254
Conway', Mrs. . . 285
Con way-Gordon, Capt.
E. C. W. . . . 297
Con way-Gordon, Mrs. 297
CoochBehar, Maha-
raja of .... 170
Cook, Maj. II. R. . 305
Cook, Mr'. J. H. E. . 249
Cook, Lt. A. . . .296
Cooke, Mr. C. A. . U6
Cooke, Deaconess
Mary .... 171
Cooke, Maj. H. F. . 129
Cooke, Mr. T. F. . 24s
Cooke, Mrs. . . . 1">3
Cooke, Mr. W. L. S. 243
Cookson, Bg. Gen. G. 296
Cookson, Mrs. . . 29ti
Coombes, I)r. G. W. . 176
Cooper, Capt. A. S. . 309
Cooper, Mr. G. . . 3>2
Cooper, Mrs. G. . . 322
Cooper, Mr. T. . . 156
Cooper, Lt. W. R. F. 293
Coorc, Rev. A. . . 171
Coote, Lt. M. C. . 32B
Copps. Mr. Max. . 281
Corbet t. Capt. R. D. 321
Corbet t, Lt. T. W. . 295
Corbyn, Ma.i. K. C. . 297
Corbyn, Mrs. . . 297
Corey, Mr. A. L. . . 281
Corey, Mrs. ... 281
Corlyon, Mrs. A. S. . 303
Cornish, 2nd-Lt. P. V. 303
Corridon, Capt. R.J. 326
Corridon, Mrs. . . 326
Corse-Scott, Lt. E. J. 309
Coss, Capt. W. E. H. 303
Cossart, Mrs. . . 297
Cossart, Capt. A. R. B.297
Cotes, Mr. E. C. . . 257
Cotesworth, Mr. C. G. 156
Cotesworth, Mrs. . 156
Cotgrave, Lt.-Col.
B.C. B. ... 163
Cotton, Major W. L. 301
Cotton, Mr*, W. L. . 301
Coullie, Capt. A. G. . 303
Court, Miss. . . .238
Courtenay, Capt. J. M.334
Courtney, Mr. T. .257
Courtney-Bonn, Mr. . 386
I Co veil, Mr. B. C. . 156
Covell, Mrs. . .156
Covernton, Mr. .1. G. 160
Covernton, Mrs. . 160
Cowans, Lt.-Col. E.A. 324
Cowasjee, Mr. M. . 161
Cowie, Col. C. II. . 242
Cowie, Mr. 1). W. G. 221
Cowie, Mrs. . . . 224
Cowie, Mrs. . . . 243
Cowley, 2nd Lt. W. G. 323
Cow per, Col. M. . . 177
, Cowpor, Mrs. . . 178
Cox, Mr. II. . . 258
Cox, Brig.-Genl. H.P. 192
Cox, Mrs. II. V. . . 192
Cox. Maj. St. J. A. . 200
Cox, Mrs 178
Cox, Mr. J. H- . . 163
Cox, Mrs. J. H. . . 163
Cox, Lt. M. N. . . 303
Cox, Lt.-Col. P. Z . 192
Cox, Mrs. P. Z. . .19?
Cox, Lt. S. . . . 333
Cox, Capt. T. S. . .178
Cracldock, Mr. R. H. 165
Craddock, Mrs. . . 165
Craddock, Miss . . 165
Crake, Capt. R. H. . 309
Craig, Lt. J.Mac A.. 301
Craig, Mrs. MacA. . 301
Craig, Miss . . . 284
Cramer-Roberts, Cap. 323
Cramer-Roberts, Mrs. 323
Crawford, Mr. F. R. . 248
Crawford, Mr. F. C.. 202
, Crawford, Mrs. . . 202
, Crawford, l.t A. G. . 233
Craw ley, Maj. E. . 322
Craw ley, Lady V. . 322
: Crawley, Lt. 'r. II. 0. 311
Creagh, Lt. . . . 177
Creagh, Lt.-Col. A. 313
Creagh, Maj E. C. . 301
Creagh, Sir O'M. . 176
Creagh, Lady. . . 176
Creagh, Miss ... 176
Crewe Marquis of . 122
Crichton, Major C. 294
, Crichton, Capt. R. . 308
Cripps, Lt. H. H. . 316
Cripps, Mrs. A. W. . 299*
Crimmin, Col. J.V.C. 153
Crofts, Sur.-Gen.A.M. 299
Crookshank, Maj. S. 192
Crookshank, Cap. C. 325
Crompton Roberts,
Col. 206
Crompton Roberts,
Mrs 206
INDEX.
Crosbie Tapt. J.P.G.
275
Dane, Sir Louis . . 150
Crosbic Mr. P. N. .
243
Dane, Lady . . . 250
Croslegh, Capt. E.L.
306
Dane, Miss D. . . 250
Cross, Capt. C.H. .
306
Dane, M iss N. . . 250
Cross, Sergt. W. II.
335
Daniell, Capt. P.E. . 314
Crossc, Mrs. . . .
.249
Daniels, Capt L. . . 307
Crosthwait, Maj. H.C.
,322
Datiels, Lt. A. M. . 240
Crostbwaite Mr. U.S.
276
Da> is, Capt. C. T. . 149
Crosthwaite Mrs. .
276
Darling, Mr. M. L. . 261
Crow, Miss
144
Darling, Mrs. . . 251
Cruddas, Capt. B. .
315
Darnell, Miss Davis 286
Cruddas, Mrs. .
315
Darsham, A. II . . . 259
Crnickshank, Mr.
144
i Darwood, Mr. J. W. 160
Cruiek shank, Miss .
14-1
Pas, Mr. B. R. . . 189
Cruickshank, Lt. H.
310
' Das, Mr. Madhu-
Cruickshank, Capt. W.303
i sudan . .142
Crump, Mr. H. A. .
166
' Dastur, Mr. Manik-
Crump, Mrs. .
166
shah Ratanji . .166
Crump, Mr. L. M. .
163
Dat Prasud Singh . 278
Crump, Mrs. .
163
1 Datia, .Maharaja of . 180
Cuehney, Mr. . .
286
Davar, Mr. D. U. .150
Cut oh, Rao of .
180
David, Sir Sassoon . 197
Camming, Mr. J. G.
140
David, Lady ... 197
Callis, Mr. H, T . .
142
David, Mr. Percy . 28'3
Curtis, Mrs
150
I'avidhon, Capt. H.M. 293
Curtis, T. Mr. C. 8. .
150
Diuidson.Lt. E. 11. 317
Cumberlege, Mr.R.C.
27*
Daudson, Lt. H. B. 312
Currie, Mr. M. .
253
Davidson, Lt.-Col. D 251
Currie, Miss .
253
Daiidtson, Maj. 8. R. 302
Ouster, Mrs. . . .
286
Davidson, Mrs. . 302
Cumminjrham, Maj. A.
C2l
Da\ iduon, 2nd Lt. R. 302 '
Cuningham, Lt. A. G.
305
Davidson-Houston,
Cunningham, Capt.C.
Culme-Seymour, Capt.
178
Major C. E. I). . 211
Daview. Lt.-Col. P. 241
M
233
Da vies) Mr. . 292
Cu^eher, MOIIH. M. .
192
DavioH, Mrs. . . 292
Cummin g, Mr. H. T.
172
Davies, Mrs. . . 241
Curtis, 2nd- Lt. H.O.
308
DavieH, Col. C. . 270
Cusins, Capt. A. P. .
315
Da\is, Lt.-Col. C. . 164 .
Currie, Hon. Mr. J. .
251
Daus, Mrs. C. . . 164
Currie, Mrs. . . .
261
, Davis, Lt.-Col. R.E.S. 160
Cust, Cunulr. -^ir C.
122
Davis, Mr. W. S. .164
Cutbill, Capt. R.H.L.
Dadabhoy, Mr. M. B.
307
J97
Daus, Mr. W. S. 164
1 Davison. Maj.-Gen.K. 317 ,
Dadabhoy, Mrs. . .
187
Davison, Mrs. . 317
Daji Raj, Kunwar .
205
DaviHon, Miss . 317
Dajiraj, .'ardar S.
153
Da\ison, 2nd, Lt. K. 317
Dale, Major G. A. .
270
! Davood Khan, Sir . 192
Dale, Capt. W. P. .
29S
Dawe, Miss . . 250
Dallas, Capt. J. S. .
129
, DawCH, Maj. C. D. . 310
i 'alias, Col. .1. . .
129
Dawes, Lieut. H. . 283
Dallas, Li.-CoI. C.IM.
172
, Dawes, Mrs. Frank . 283 j
Dallas, Mrs. . . .
172
1 Dawkins, Gen. H. S. 241 1
Dalpat Singh, Thaknr
205
Dawkins, Mrs. . 241
Dalrymple, Miss
Daly, Mrs. . . .
304
308
Dawson, Mrs. A. B. 285
, Dawson, Lt.-Col.A.W. 322
Daly, Lt.-Col. H. .
231
' Dawson, Mr. P. C. 184 '
Daly, Mrs
231
, Dawson, Mrs. Royal . 184 ,
Daly, M iss ...
231
Dawson, 2nd Lt.J.V. 296
Dane, Capt. R. . .
251
1 Dawson, Mr. V. . 196
363
Dawson-Moray.Capt.
A. . . . . . 306
Dawson-Moray. Mrs. HOG
Day. Lt. N. A. L. 208
Dayrell, Capt. W. S. . 309
Dayrell, Mrs. . . 309
De, Raja Baikanta N. 142
Dean, Mr. A. If. . 1S6
Dean, Major . . 271
Deane, Col. A. H. . 333
Deane, Mr. H. H. . 156
DcaiiH, Lt. G. C. . 311
Dens, Major L. M.R. 129
Dean, Mrs. . . .129
Deb.Mr.DulalChandni 189
Deb, Abha> a Narayar,
Raja .... 1HU
dc Baillet-Latour, Coun-
tess Ford . . . 282
do Baillet-Latour, Count
Henry .... 281
de Baillet-Latour, Coun-
tess H . . . . 2.81
Dob, Raja Binoy K. 142
Deb Koy, Raja 1 J . B. 142
dc Brett, Mr. E. A. . 16G
de Brett, MTH. . .166
de Bunnen, Lt. A. G. 317
de IJurgh, Capt. E. . 295
DeepNarayan Nigam 259
de Fontana, Count 282
de Fontana,ConntessP.282
de Fontana, Miss 282
de Gruyther, Miss . 287
de la Fosse, Mr. C. F. 276
de la Fosse, Mrs. . 276
Delamain, Capt. . 323
de la Motte, Capt. R. 299
delaMotte, Mrs. . 2lH>
de Lotbiniero, Lt.-Col. 217
do Lotbiniere, Mrs. . 217
Dcmetnadis, Mr. C. 172
Demonic, Dr. D. A. 154
de Montmorency, Mr. 253
de Montmorency,
Hon. Kathleen . 296
de Montmorency,
Hon. Rachel . 296
Dempster, Mr. P. E. 197
Dempster, Mrs. . . 197
Denmg, Capt. L. E. 187
Deuing, Capt. R. . 186
Dening, Mrs. . . 186
Denison, 2nd Lt. A.C. 316
Denisou, Capt. G. W. 307
Denison. Lady Irene 234
Dennett, Mr. R. J. . 335
Dennys, Lt. D. M. . 304
Dennys, Col. G. W. P. 166
Dennys, Lt.-Col. H. 248
364
INDEX.
Dennys, Mrs. H. T. 248
Donegan, Mr. R. . 335
DuBuisson, M>ss A. .
325
Dcnt.'Lt. C. H. . . 323
Donkin, Mr. .J. . 284
DuBuisson, MissD. .
325
Dent, Lt. II. B. . .311
Donkm, Miss . . 281
Ducnne Smithe, Miss
312
Denhth, Mr. A. W. 176
Donkin, Mrs. ... 284
Dudgeon,2nd-Lt. M.F
320
Desai, Sardar P. V. 151
Donlca, Mr. M. . . 235
Dndhona, Raja Bijoy
de Salon Iji Terricre
Ponlea Capt T 334
Sen . . .
142
2nd Lt. H. M. 13. '. 324
Donkin, Mrs. . . "81
Duer. Lt.-Col. . .
281
<le Spollberch, Counts. 2H'i
Doran, Mr. K. A. . 151
DUCT, Mrs. . . .
2S4
DOB Vocnx, Lt. 8. . 310
Dorq. Mr. A. It. . . 231
Duff, Major A. A. .
223
dc Traffonl, Capt. T. 316
Douglas, Capt. (J. S. 301
DuflVy, Capt. A. C. .
337
Deuehars, Mr. G. . 238
Douglas Lt.-Col.M.W. 2:.l
Duhah, Capt. F. T. .
270
Dcuclurs, Mrs. . 238
Douglas, Mrs. . . 2S2
Dnjana, Nawab of .
1st
Devon, Mr. G. C. . 220
Douglas, Mrs. . . 330
Duke, Mr. F. W. .
139
Devon, Mrs. . . . 2.M) -
Douglas, Mr. W. . 283
Duke, Mrs. . . .
139
Devonshire Duehessof 122 ,
Douglas, Major W.H 330
Duke, Miss .
139
de Vries, Baroness . 17.") ;
Douglas Johnston, Miss253
Duke, Col. A. L. .
133
Dewas.Rajaof (Senior) ISO
Douie, Mr.J. MeC. . 251
Duke, Mrs. . .
133
DewaH,Rajaof(.lunior) 181
Dome, Lieut, F. M. C. 321
Dnmayne, Sir F. G. .
140
Dhanjibhoy, .MrS. C. 284 '
Dome Mrs. . 251
Dunbar, Mr. L. G. .
140
Dlmr, Raja of . .181
Douie, Miss . . 322
Dundas, Vaj. * . L. .
310
Dnarmpur, Raia of . 182
Dou\. Mr. J. . 2H1
Dundas, Mrs. . .
310
Dholpur, Maharaja of 18 J
Doweling, Lt. II. C. T. 313
Dundee, Col. W. J. D
235
Dholpur, Rana of . 206
Dowell, Mrev.-Col. G. (-.305
Dundee, Mrs. .
235
Dhrangadra, Kaia of 183
Dhcnkanal, Chief of . 183
Downing, Lt.-Col H. J. 307
Do wing, Mrs. . . 308
Dungarpur, Raja of .
Dunlop, Mr. A. J. .
184
202
Diaek, Mr. A. II. 251
Dowsett, Maj. B. S. . 308
Dunlop, Mrs. .
202
Diaek. Mrs. . . . 251
Drake-Broekman, Lt.
Dunlop Smith, Lt.-
Dick Capt R N 178 '
C T . 301
Col. Sir .1. R.
122
Dick* Col. A. k '. '. 235
Drake-B r o e k m a n,
Dunsford, Capt. E. IF.
3'i5
Dick, Mrs. . . . 235
Maj. D. H. . . . 310
Dnpree, Mr. K. . .
258
Digbijai Singh, Raja 278
Drake- H rock man,
Dupree, Sir W. T. .
286
Dickie, Maj. -Gen. .'l. K.178
Lt.-Col. H. E. . . 202
Dupree, Lady
2H6
Dickson, Mrs. . . 122
Drake - Broi? k man , M r. 202
Durand, Lt.'E. P. M.
311
Diggorv, Mr. S. L. . 1/2
Drake-B roc km an.
Durham, Karl ol
123
Diggory Mrs 72
Mr. H V ... Ifi6
Dime, 2nd-Lt. J. A.
310
Djaafer Bev . . . 192
Drake-Hrockman,Mrs. 166
Dutt, Mr. K. B. .
142
Dip Singh,' Lt. Thakur201
Drake-B r o e k m a n,
Dutton, Capt. H. U.
112
Dir, Khan of ... 236
Mrs. H. V . . . 315
Dutton, Mrs. . . .
112
Dixon, Col. P. E. . 200
Drake-Broekman,
Dyce, Capt. H. L. .
205
Dobbie, Col. W. H. . 307
Lt.-Col. P. W. ;t01
Dyce, Lt.-Col.R.E.H.
301
Dobbie, Mrs. ... 208
Dresser, Lt. A. P. . 305
Dyer, Miss . . .
312
Dobbs, Mr. H. 11. C. 133
Drew, Mr. W. W. . 150
Dyke, Maj. P. H. .
309
Dobbs, Mrs. . . . 133
Diew, Mrs. . . . 150
Dyson, Mr. R. C.
238
Dobie, 2nd Lt. VV. F.B. 317
Drew, Capt. B.C. H. 306
Dyson, Mrs. .
238
Dobson, Mr. B. H. . 253
Drew, Mrs. B. C. H. 306
Eales, Mr. H. L. .
160
Dock/ill, Lt. M. . . 318
Drihan Khan, S. . 255
Eales, Mrs. . . .
160
Dockrill, Mrs. . .318
Dring, Mr. W. A. . 140
Earle, Mr. A. . . .
197
Dodd, Capt. A. H. R. 312
Dnng Mrs. ... 140
Earle, Mrs. . . .
197
Dodd, Mr 312
Drnmmond, Maj.-
Earle, Capt. R. G. .
12!)
Doddappanayakkan u r .
Zaraindarof . . 226 .
Gen. F. H. R. . . 330
Drysdale,2nd-Lt.J.E. 317
Eastmead, Maj. C. S.
East mead, Mrs. . .
310
310
Doig, Major C. P. . 324 !
DomodarffavalaramY. 259 1
Drysdale, Lt. A. E. . 302
Drumraond, Capt. E.G. 149
Easton, Mrs. . .
Easton, Miss Agnes.
28
286
Donald, Mr. D. . . 235
Drummond.Miss D.C. 241
Eastwood, Miss B. .
211
Donald, Mr. J. S. . 235
D'thala, the Amir of 183
Katon, Capt. . . .
323
Donald, Mrs. . . 225 <
Duberly, Lt. V. C. . 312
Eberhardie, Lt. R. C.
318
Donald, Mr. Sidney. 286 i
Dubosceq, Mr. H. . 172
Ebrahim, Mr. Fazul-
Donaldson, Mr. R. . 156
Donegal!, Marchio- i
DuBoulay, Mr. J. H. 125
DuBoulay, Mrs. . . 126
bhoy Currimbhoy .
Eckhart, Miss . .
150
172
ness of ... 276
Dubs, Lt. C. E. D. . 271
Eckstein, Lt. H. F.
271
INDEX.
365
Eddy, Mrs. . . .
292
Ewart,
Col. R. A. .
192
Fenwiek-Harr i son,
hVMv Miivj
292
Ewart,
M i ss
192
Mr . .
286
KiQdy, 1VI 1 ah
Edgar, Mis. .
2HC
Ewing,
Re>. J.C.R.
251
Fenwick- Karri son,
Edwards, Miss
180
Ewing,
Lt. J. L. S.
316
Misses . . . .
286
Edwards, Col. .1. B.
314
Exham
, Lieut. H. .
139
Ferard, Mr. 11. C'.
27
Edwards, Maj. .1. G.
311
Fabbn
Mr. A. . .
282
Ferard, Mrs. . . .
276
Egcrton, Mr. H.
202
Fa-Hhli
, Sultan of .
UK)
Ferenezy, l)r .
?58
271
Major E. A. .
287
253
Egerton, Lieut. K.H.
Egerton, Mrs. K. (J.
299
r a .ui,
Fagan,
Mrs. . '.
287
Ferguson- Davie, Maj.
302
Egerton, Bng.-Gl. K.
Elias, Capt. A. H. W.
209
304
Faghfur Mir/.a,N.B.
Faic'hnie, Major N. .
278
3,4
Ferguson- Davic, Mrs.
Fergusson-P o 1 1 o k,
302
Elias, Mrs. P. W. .
301
Faichn
le, Mrs. . .
315
Cupt. R. C. . . .
330
Elias, Miss
304
Fair, A
tr. .J. W. . .
2r,8
Ferrand, 2nd-Lt. S.
308
Eliot, Capt. M. . .
319
Faiyuz
Ah Khan,
Ferner, Lt. I.
321
Eliott-Loekhart, Maj.
i Xawab Sir . . .
207
Fe.sting, Capt. F. L.
315
P. C. .
299
Fakhr-i
id-din, S. M.
142
Fobting, Lt. H. W. .
317
Eliott-Loekhart, Mrs.
299
Fall-on, Lt.-Col. R.W.
302
Fetherbt o u h a u g h,
Elkmgton, Major J.
Elkmgton, Mrs.
281
284
Falkland, Miss . .
Faiibhavvc, Gen.H.D.
287
241
Capt. W. H. . .
Field, Capt. I). M. .
133
217
Elles, Lt. P. G. M. .
321
Fanbha
wo, Mr. G. D.
249
Field, Mr. . .
217
1011 irtf TVTrv
295
Farcbn
itliftr Lt. F.
191
Field Dr. J. W
154
iviuot, jyirp.
Elhot, Mr. . .
183
Ffcridkot, Raja of .
190
Ficldeu, Lt. E. A. .
294
Elliot, Mrs. . -
185
Farmer
, Maj.W.C.R.
323
Fielden, Miss . .
294
Elliot, Major C. K. .
29r>
Farmer, Mrs. .
323
Filgate, Mr. T. R. .
140
Elliott, Miss . .
206
Farmer
, Mr. II. . .
i83
Filobc, Lt.-Col. C. Sir
200
I'lhs, Mr Fred . .
285
Farquh
ar.Lt. F.B..
k91
Filohc, Lt.-Col. M. Si
r 200
Ellis, Lt. R. S. . .
298
Farquhar, Mr. C. D.
247
Findlay, Dr. Harry .
160
Ellison 2nd-Lt. C.T.
308
Farran
Mr. J.T. .
251
Finlay, 2nd-Lt. A. G.
317
Klliston, Lt.-Col. E.L.
284
Farrant, Mrs. . .
251
Finlay, Mr. C. K. .
160
ElliKton, Mrs. .
281
Far\sell
, Lt. W. L. .
301
Finlay, Mrs. . . .
160
Elwes, Capt. F. F. .
223
Fasken, Lt.-Col. W.
295
Finney, Mr. S. . .
197
Elwes, Mrs. F. f.
224
Fasken
Mrs . . .
295
Finney, Mrs. .
197
Emerson, Mr. E. C.
140
Fateh Ah, Khan K..
255
Finney, Miss .
243
Emerson, Mrs.
140
Fatch I
)m. Khan .
205
Finnimore, Mr. B. K.
140
I* mpson, LI. A.. H A.
293
Fateh Singh, Raja .
278
FinntH, Lt. H. C.
194
Errera, Mr. Alfred .
Errera, Mrs. . . .
Etherton. Lt. P. I .
186
286
310
Fateh Singh, Raja
Fateh Singh Rao
Faulknor, Lt.-Col. .
165
205
308
Finius, 2nd-Lt. 11. .
Finnis, Major J. F. .
Firth, Col. R. II. . .
302
330
12U
Kttiyapurani, Xnidr. .
227
Fauuce
, Mai. R. do L.
274.
Firth, Mrs. . . .
129
Eustace, Capt. F. B.
238
Fauuce, Mrs. de L. .
274
Firth, Lt. D.
303
E\ans, Mrs. .
334
Fa veil,
Mihb . . .
172
Firth, Mrs. . . .
303
Evans, Mr. A. C.
^85
Fait ectt, Lt. E. H. .
303
Firth, Miss . . .
131
Evans, Mrs. A. C.
285
Fayrer,
Maj. F. D.
164
Firth, Major R. A. .
312
Evans, Mr. A. L. F.
285
Favrer,
Mrs. .
164
FiBchor, Mr. F. N. .
18&
Evans, Mr. A. 0.
213
Feelham, Lt.-Col. E.
323
Fiuchur, Mrw. . .
18B
Evans, Lt.-Col. C.H.
333
Feethaui, Mrs. .
323
Fisher, Lt. O. T. .
311
Evans, Rev. D. E. .
292
Fell, Capt. E. A. II..,
292
Fisher, Major J.
262
Evans, Capt. L.
129
Fell, M
r. G. B. II. .
15V)
Fisher, Mr. Jr. . .
172
Evans, Mrs. L. .
121)
Fell, M
rs
160
Fisher, Mrs. . . .
172
Evans, Capt. L. P. .
316
Fell, Lt. M. E.. . .
300
Fitzgerald, Capt. E.
320
Evans, Miss M. . .
E\ann, Major W.
Evans, Mrp. W. . .
238
305
305
Fellow, Mrs. . . .
Fellowes, Capt. II. .
Fellow es, Mrs. . .
234
302
302
Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Miss
Fitzgerald, Major M.
320
320
305
Evans, Capt. W. J. .
Evans-Gordon, Lt.K.
Eve, Capt. W. H. .
303
231
2b6
Fellowes, Lt. R.T.
Fellowes, 2nd-Lt. H.
Fellowes, Miss B. .
196
315
149
Fit/Henry, MIBH
Kitzherbert Mr. . .
Fitzmaurice, Major
172
325
Eye, Mrs. ...
296
Fellowi
k s, Mrs. . .
202
Lord Charles . .
123
Everett, Mr. J. J. .
Everoll. Mr. W. T. .
285
238
Fenton
i Feiiwit
, Mr. M. W. .
k, Mr. Mark .
251
283
Fitzpatrick, Mr. J.
Fit'/patrick, Miss. .
236
285
Ewbank, Lt.-Col. W.
299
Fenwick, Miss Hilda
283
Fitzroy, Mr. A. C. .
224
366
INDEX.
Fitzroy, Hon. MM. .
224
Fraser, Capt. P. W.N.
232
Gardiner, Mrs.
243
Fladgate, 2nd-Lt. 0.
324
Fraser, Lieut. F. W.
324
Gardiner, Capt. R. .
3)2
Fleming, Capt. W.
320
Fraser, Lt. J. H. .
317
Gardiner, Lt. W. A..
301
FlemiiiK, Mr. C. A.
285
Fraser, Lt. Col. T. .
129
Gardner, Lt. R. G. .
301
Fleming, Mr. F. J. .
172
Fraser, 2ml-Lt. W. .
317
(Jardom, Miss . .
163
Fleming, Miss . .
327
Fraser, Mrs. T. . .
129
Gardon, Miss E.
315
Fleming, Miss E. .
251
Fraser, Mai. F. J. .
325
(iarratt, Capt. K. F.
311
Flemnnng, Lt. G. .
303
Fraber, Maj. H. .1. .
125
Garrett, Mr. .1. H. E.
140
Fleury-Teulon, Lt. C.
320
Fraser, Mr. H. S. .
224
Garrett, Mrs. . . .
140
Foley, Mr. G. . .
172
Fraser, Mrs. . . .
224
Garrett, Mr. R. S. .
156
b'oley, Mrn. . . .
172
Fraser, Mr. Lovat .
258
Garstin, Capt. W. A.
235
Foley, Miss . .
172
Fraser, Mr. S. M. .
217
Garstein, Rev. W. 11.
315
FollanKhee, Miss E. .
282
Fraser, Mr. W. S. .
156
Garha, Raja of . .
165
Ff rate-Mitchell, Mrs.
276
Fraser-Blair, Mr. A.
258
(iarud, Sidhanath
Foote-Mitchell, Miss
276
Freegrade, Drnm-
Dhondev
150
Forbes, Capt. A.
313
Maj. A
335
Gaskell, Mr. W. . .
275
Forbes, Capt. L.
301
Freel, Lt. J. . . .
317
Gaskell.Mrs. . . .
276
Forbes, Lt. H. G. F. .
294
Freeland, Maj. II. . .
238
<Tatacre,2nd-Lt.E.G.
303
Forbes, Mr ...
200
Frceland, Mrs. . .
238
Gatacre, Capt. J. K.
325
Forbes, Mr'. A. T. .
273
French, Lt. H. A. L.
333
Gatehouse, Capt. K. F.
315
Forbes, Mrs. .
274
French, Major W. C.
310
(lately, Mr. J. E. .
25H
Forbes, Mr. Charles
186
French, Mrs. .
310
(Jately, Sub-Con-
Forbes, Mrs. . . .
186
French, Mr. E. Lee.
251
ductor P. ...
335
Forbes-R o b e r tbon,
French, Mrs. Lee .
251
Gates, Mr. F. C. . .
160
Capt. K. . . .
324
French, Mr. L. .
214
Gates, Mrs.
1HO
Ford-Hutch in son,
French, Mrs. . . .
214
(iamfoin, Dr. .
12H
Lt.-Col. G. H. . .
300
Frenchman, Col. E. P
160
Gaudoin, Mrs. . .
128
Ford-Hutchinson,
Freyeslebpu, Dr. F. .
192
Gaumont, Mr. R.
281
Mrs. G. H. . . .
300
Friend, Miss . . .
310
(taunt, Lt. C. II.
333
Fordyee, Mr. J. K. .
172
Friswell, Sir Charles .
282
(Taussen, Maj. J. R. .
296
Forman, Miss V.G. .
320
Friswell, Lady . .
282
Gaya Prasad Varma,
Forrester, Lt. K. E. .
316
Frost, Lt.-Col. G. H
301
Babu ....
279
Forster, Maj.-Gen. .
133
Fryer, Lt-Col. F. A.
320
Gee, Lt.-Col. F. W. .
306
Forster, Miss .
310
Fryer, Mrs.
320
Gentih, Rev. Dr. C. .
276
Forteath, Capt. A. M.
294
Fuller, Lt. H. F. .
317
Geoghegau, Lt.-Col.
320
Forteath, Maj. F. W.
307
Fuller, Miss . . .
206
Geoghegan, Mrs.
320
Forteath, Mrs. . .
308
Fuller, Sir Bamp-
George, Lt. F. R. .
300
Fortescue, Mr. J.W.
123
fylde ....
166
Gerard, Lord . .
322
Fowler, Lt. A. . .
Fowler, Lt. E. K. .
186
301
Fulton, Maj. F. C. R.
Fulton, Mrs. . . .
329
229
Gerard, Lady . .
Ghaus Bakhsh Khan,
322
Fowler, Mrs. . .
172
Fulton, Major H. T.
309
Sardur Sir .
134
Fowler, Miss . . .
135
Fulton, Mrs. . . .
309
Ghosal, Mr. J. . .
152
Fox, Lt. F. N. . .
302
Furber, Lt. C. T.
310
Ghosal, Mrs. . . .
152
Fox, Lt. R. G. . .
293
Funuvall, Mr. F. .
23*
Ghulam JiusR.iin
Fox, Maj L. W.
330
Furnivall, Mrs. .
23S
Khan, S.
255
Fox, Mrs. L. W. .
330
Furze, Mr. T. . .
189
Ghulam Mahomed
Fox, Sir C. E. . .
Fox, Lady
160
160
Fuzell, Miss. . . .
Gabriel, Capt. C. II.
206
194
Bhurgry . . .
(ihulam Muhi-ud-din,
150
Framji Kawasji
Gabriel, Mr. E. V. .
192
K. B. ...
226
Mehta ....
259
Gaisford, Maj. W. T.
324
Ghulam Raza Khan
205
Fraiichciss, Mr. .
286 ,
Gait, Mr. E. A. . .
197
Gib, Major H. A. .
325
Francis, Miss . .
172
Gait, Mrs.
197
Gib, Mrs
325
Francis Xavier
Gaitskell, Mr. A.
160
Gibbs, Capt. W. O. .
294
Shiam Rikh, Raja
278 i
Gaitskell, Mrs. . .
160
Gibbs, Mrs. . . .
291
Frank- Butler, Mrs.
286
Galbraith, Miss . .
287
Gibson, Mr. P. F. .
282
Frankfort, Lady
296
Gale, Capt. M. H. .
293
Gibson, Mrs. . . .
282
Franks, Lieut. J. F.
324
Galloway, 2nd-Lt. J.
313
Gifl'ard, Capt. C. H. .
303
Fraser, Capt. A. I. .
295
Gatnbhir Singh,
Gilbertson, Mr. J. G.
172
Fraser, Capt. A. J. .
323
Kunwar ....
2or
Gilbcrtson, Mrs. . .
172
Frasor, Mrs. . . .
315
Gardiner, Maj. A. .
243
Giles, Mr. R. S. . .
160
INDEX.
367
Lilian, Mr. B. W. . 197 Gordon, Maj. I.L.R.
271
Gratton, Maj. H. W. 32
<Jillan Mrs, ... 197 J Gordon, Mrs.
271
Graves, 2nd-Lt. E. P. 305
<Hllet, Capt. E. S. . 328 1 Gordon, Lt.-Col. L.A.
320
Gray, Capt. C. O. V. 324
Gillet, Mrs. . . . 328 1 Gordon, Mrs. . .
321
Gray, Mrs. ... 324
Gilmour, Lt. H. J.G. 311 Gordon. Lt.-Col. L.
312
Gray, Lt. D. B. . . 321
Gilpin, Lt. E. H. . 317
Gordon, Mrs. . .
312
Gray, Maj. F. W. B. 301
Oilpin, Lt. G. . . 127
Gordon, Miss
283
Gray, Mrs. P. W. B. 301
Oimlette, Col. . . 202
Gorton, Lt-Col. R. F.
126
Gray, Capt. J. . . 319
Girdlcstone, Capt. M. 320
Gordon, Capt. R. 8.
328
Gray, Mrs. ... 310
Girdlestone, Mrs. M. 320
Gordon, Capt. R. S.
301
Gray, Miss . . . 319
Glacken, Mr. S. H. . 249
Gordon, Mr. W.
127
Gray, Mr. J. B. . . 172
Gladstone, 2iul-Lt. T. 293
Gordon Canning,
Gray, MISH .... 2H6
Gladstone, Mrs. VV.B. 261
2nd-Lt. R. C. . .
294
Gray, Capt. W. D. . 178
Olancy, Mr. B. J. . 262
Gordon Walker, Mr. A.
253
Gray. Maj.-Gl. W.duG.178
GJancy, Mr. K. I. R. 202 | Gordon-Walker, Mrs.
253
Gray, Capt. W. K. . 305
Glancy, Mrs. . 202 ! Goring Jones, Maj. M.
317
, Gra/ebrook, Li. C. A. 324
Glascock, Mr. L. C. . 126 ! Goring Jones, Mrs. .
317
Greaves, Mr. H. R.. 150
Olascoek, Mrs. . . 248
Gorton, MihS . . .
239
Greaves, Mrs. . . 150
Glasgow, Maj. A. E. 307
Gosling, Major C. .
324
Green, Mrs. ... 239
Glusse, Capt. M. W. . 326
GoRBclin, Miss . .
322
! Green, Mr. M. A. . 283
Gledstanes.Capt.A.U. 295
Goswami R.B. Kiso-
i Green, Mrs. . . .283
Gledstanes, Mrs. . 295
rilal
140
Green, Mrs. . . . 294
Glcndenuig, 2nd-Lt.II. 313
Gough, Maj. H. A. .
133
Green, Capt. W.G.K. 298
Glover, Miss Helen . 286
Gough, Mrs. . . .
13ft
i Green, Mrs. W. G. K. 299
Glen, Lt. H. W. . . 303
Gough, Capt. W.G.K.
327
Green, Lt.-Col. G.R. 139
Glynton, Maj. G . M. . 310
Goujrh. Mrs. . . .
327
Green, Mr. J. D. . 239
Gmeiner, Miss . . 172 \ Gould, Mr. B. J.
192
i Greene, Mr. A. . .239
Goad, Lt. C. E. G. B. 313 ' Gouldmg, Mr. H. .
2H9
Greenh i 11-Gardyne,
Godfrey, Lt.-Col.S.H. 164 Goument. Mr. C.E.V.
276
Maj. A. D. . . 316
Godfrey, Mrs. . . 164
Goyder, Mr. . . .
211
Gieenwell, Lt. W. B. 317
Godfrey, Miss . . 297
Graeme, Lt. N. F. .
304
Greenwood, 2nd-Lt. 294
Godfrey, Miss . . 286
Graham, Mr. A.
353
Greer, Mr. R. T. . . 140
Godley, Mr. ,1. C. . 251
Graham, Mrs. A.
253
1 Grcer. Mrs. ... 110
Godley, MrtJ. . . . 251
Graham, 2nd-Lt.A.S.
317
Gregory, Maj. C. L. 270
Godman, Capt. L. . 313
Graham, Mr. C.D.N.
140
Gregory, Mrs. . . 271
Godwin, Capt. C. A. . 296
Graham, Capt. D. S.
313
] Gregory, Lt. M. . . 313
Godwin, Mrs. C. A. . 296
Graham, Mr. I).. .
283
Gregory, Mrs. . . 313
Gokhale,Mr. G. K. . 197
Graham, Mrs. D. . .
283
Gregory, Mr. R. B. . 282
Goldie, Capt. K.O. . 304
Graham. Mr. J. N. .
283
Gregory, Mrs. . . 282
Gondal, Thakor Saheb 195
Graham, Mrs, J, N .
283
Gregory, Miss . . 282
Goodbody, Maj. C. . 148
Graham, Mr. J. St.J.
283
Gregson, Mr. F. R. . 235
Goodbody, Mrs. . . 148
Graham, Mrs. J.St.J.
283
Gregson, Capt. L. . 283
Goode, Miss ... 172
Graham, Mr. Maxwell
283
Gregson, Mr*. . , 284
Goodeuough. Capt.W. 233
Graham, Mrs. . .
150
Gregson, Mr. F. . . 243
Goodsir, Mr. R. A. . 285
Graham, Mrs. . .
314
Greig, Maj. J. G. . 149
Goodwin, Col. F. . 123
Graham, Miss
140
i Gresson, Mr. Holmes 328
Gopal Rao, Nana . . 205
Graham, Capt. R. B.
194
' Gresson, Mrs Holmes 328
Gopal Saran Nara-
Graham, Mrs. R. B. .
194
' Gresson, Mr. Jardine 328
yan Singh, Maha-
Graham, Mr. W. L. .
150
' Gresson, Mrs. Jardine 328
raj Kumar ... 140
Granger, Maj T. A.
128
Greville, Capt. B. S. 307
Gordon, Lieut. A. D. 323
Grant, Lt.-Col. A. .
304
Grey, Lt.-Col. Arthur 251
Gordon, Mr. A. H. . 213
Grant, Mr. A. H. .
235
Grey, Lt. G. C. G. . 297
Gordon, Miss B. C. 283
ttrant, Col. . . .
206
Grey, Mr. 8. ... 252
Gordon, Capt. B.G.R. 229
Grant, Lt. E. M. .
319
Griffin, Mr. H. D. . 276
Gordon, Capt. C.W.E. 316
Grant Gordon, Lt.-
Griffin, Mrs. ... 276
Gordon, Mr. F. F. . 258
Col. G
140
Griffin, Mr. J. G. . 172
Gordon, Mr. G. . .253
Grant Gordon, Mrs. .
140
Griffiths, Capt. L. . 321
Gordon, Sir II. . . 234
Grant, Miss . .
323
Grigg, Mr. E. W. M. 258
Gordon, Lady . . 234
Gordon, Lt. IF. . . 311
Grattan, Mrs.
Grattan-Bellew, Lt. C.
326
324
Gngg, Capt. H. H. . 311
Grimshaw, Capt. R. 294
368
Grimshaw, Mrs. . 281
Grimston, Brig-Gen. 123
Grimston, Lt.-Col.S. 297
Grimston, Mrs. . . 297
Grimston, Miss. . 297
Grisewood, Capt.A.E. 172
Grose, Capt. ,J. . 323
Grose, Mrs. . . . 323
Grover, Maj.-Gen.M. 178
Grover, Mrs. . . .178
Griming, Mr. J. F. . 186
Griming, Mrs. . 187
Guest-Williams, 2nd-
Lt. W. A. . . . 323
Gnlam Jilani, Sheikh
Nawab .... 206
Gunter, Mrs. . . 326
Gunter, Miss. . . 326
Gupta, Mr. B. L. . 137
Gupta, H. ... 269
Gimlon, Lt.-Col.P.K. 187
Gurdon, Mrs. . . 187
Gurdon, Miss . . 187
Gurnsh, Mr. Isaac H35
Guthrie, 2nd-Lt. I. D. 312
Guyon, Capt. G. S. . 316
G wall or, Maharaja of 123
Gwatkin, Lt. F. . . 297
Habibur Kahman
Khan .... 259
Hack, Capt. C. E. . 300
Haerett, Mrs. . . 258
Roddy. Lt. F. G. . 234
lladlev Hopkins,
Mr/C 286
Hadow, Mr. I). S. . 284
Hafiz Mahomed,
Nawab Sir . . . 236
Haider Xaman Khan,
Raja .... 205
Haig, Major P. B. . 330
Haig, Mrs. . . . 330
Haig, Major N W. . 202
Haig, Lt.-Gen. Sir D. 178
Haig, Lady ... 178
Haig, Miss ... 292
Haig, Miss ... 320
Haigh, Mr. A. G. . 156
Hailey, Mr. W. M. . 192
Hames, Mr. . . 285
Haines. MTU. . . 285
Haines, Mr. K. J. 286
Ha.S Ismail Salt,
Khan Bahadur . 232
Haji Khan, Saheb-
zada . . .205
Hall, Major E. S. . 302
Hall, Lt.-Col. E. A.W.186
Hall, Mr. Melvin A. . 283
Hall, Mr. W. A. . 282
INDEX.
Hall, Mrs. ... 282
Hall, Mrs. ... 187
Hallet, Mr. C. Hughes 166
Hallewell, Miss . 286
, Hallidav, Mr. F. L. . 140
Hall iday Mrs. . . 140
Halliday, Mr. R. .T. . 243
Hallulay, Lt W. J. F 321
| Hallowes, Capt. J. II. 135
Hallward, Mr. N. L. 187
i Hallward, Mrs. . 187
Hambro, Major P. O. 194
i Hambro, Mrs. . . 191
Hamcl, Mr. G. S. D. 192
i Hamilton, Major A.. 252
Hamilton, Mrs. . . 252
Hamilton, Lt.-Col.
C. L. . . . 296
Hamilton, Mr. H. S. 285
Hamilton, Duke of 206
Hamilton, Duchess of 206
Hamilton, Major J.
' G. H. . '. . 316
; Hamilton, Lt.J.M.. 317
Hamilton, Miss . 224
Hamilton, Lieut. R. . 322
Hamilton, Mrs. . 325
Hamilton, Maj.R.K.A.lH3
, Hamilton, Mrs. R.E.A.163
i Hamilton, Mr. \V. A. 300
I Hamilton, Col. W. G. 129
Hamilton- Gordon, Brg.
i General A. . .178
; Hamilton-Gordon, Mrs.178
Hamilton-Gordon, Misl79
, Hamilton-Grace, Capt.
R. S 296
Hamnnck, Sir Murray 224
i Hammick, Lady . 224
Hammick, Miss . 224
Hammick. Miss L. . 224
, Hammond, Capt.W.P. 301
Hancock, Maj. M. P. 316
1 Hancock, Mrs . . 316
Hancock, Miss . .316
! Hancock, Lt. E. S. . 318
, Handley, 2nd-Lt.L.M. 323
Handyside, Mr. E. C. 248
, Haniel, Mr. . . 283
i Hankin, Mr. A. C. . 202
' Hankin, Mrs. . . 202
i Hannay, Mrs. H. M. 185
I Hannay, Miss . 185
1 Hanson, 2nd-Lt. C.S. 320
Hanson, Mr. F. W. . 15H
1 Hanson, Mrs. . . 156
Hanza, Mir of . . 216
, Harbord, Lt. J. D. . 154
Harbord, Mrs. . . 292
Harbotle, Miss . . 314
1 Harcourt, Capt. C.B. 303
Hanlingo, Viscount
C. B 120
1 Hardmge, Viscountess 126
I Hardmge, the Hon.
Diamond . . . 124
Hardmge.Lt.Hon.E. 125
Hardinge, Hon. A. . 124
Hare Scott, Mr. H.
, V. B 248
Harene, Lt. R. E. . 294
HanharGangopadjaya 259
Han Krishna . . 259
: H ark i shen Lai, Mr. . 252
, Harkishen Lai, Mrs. 252
i HarknesB, Mrs. M.E. 285
I Han Chan d, R. . . 255
' Hari K. Kaul, Pt. . 255
, Harington, Col. . . 128
Harmgton, Mrs. . 128
' Harnam Singh, Raja
! Sir 252
1 Harnam Singh,
Rani Lady . . 252
llarnaram Singh,
' Sardar .... 205
I Harrington, Sir R. , 197
Harrington, Lady . 197
Harriot, Mr. G. M. . 166
Harriot, Mrs. . .166
Harris, Lt. A. E. C. 186
Hams, Rev. E. . . 283
Hams, Mr. ... 283
Hams, Mrs. . . . 283
Harris, Lord . . .149
Harris, Lady ... 149
Harris, Hon. George 149
Harris, Col. G. F. A. 140
Harris, Mrs. . . 140
Harris, Miss . . 187
Harrison, Miss . . 131
Harrison, Mr. A. W. 241
Harrison, Maj. A. H.P. 325
Harrison, Mrs. . . 325
Hamson, Capt. A. P. 317
Hjtrri son, Mrs. . . 318
Harrison, Mr. J. . 328
Harrison, Mr. M. H. 253
Harrison, Miss . . 313
Harrison, MissR. . 285
Harrison, Col. T. A. 129
Hart, Mr. G. S. . . 166
Hart, Mrs. ... 166
Barter, 2nd-Lt. J.G. 317
Hartley, 2nd-Lt. C. C. 312
Hartley, Capt. A. F. 125
H aTTy , Mr. Leslie . 331
Harry, Mrs. . . . 331
Haitnoll, Mr. Justice
H. S 160
INDEX.
369
Hartuoll, Mrs. . . 160
Hendcrbou, Mr. . . 310
Hill, Capt. H. . . 124
Hartung, Mrs. . . 286
Henderson, Mrs. . 310
Hill, Capt. H. W. . 178
Harvey, Capt. A.W.M. 309
Henderson, Mrs. . . 331
Hill, Maj. J. . . 271
Harvey, Mr. E. C. . 285
Henderson, Mrs. . 239
Hill, Capt. R. C. R. . 321
Han ey, Mrs. . . 285
Henderson, Mr. J. J. 239
Hill, Capt. ... 177
Harvey, Miss . . 285
Henderson, Mr. B. H. 187
Hills, Miss ... 283
Harvey, Lieut. C. 0. 163
Hilulerson, Lt.-Col.
Hill Tippera.Rajaof 201
Harward, Maj. A ..T. N . 321
S. H 276
Hilton, Mr. E. H. . 335
Hassan, Mr. Mahdi 1(>6
Henderson, Major . 230
Hind, Lt. J. H. . .298
Hasted, 2nd- Lt.J.O.C. 317
Henderson, Mr. W.K. 192
Kingston, Maj. G. B. 129
Hastings, 2nd-Lt. L. 323
Henderson, Mrs. . 192
Hmgston, Mrs. . . 129
Hastings, Capt.W.C. 302
Hata, Mai. ... 178
Hennessy, Mr. G. . 187
Hennessy, Mrs. . . 187
Hira Singh, Kunwar 205
Hira Singh Sub.-Maj. 139
Hatfield,2nd-Lt.ll.S. 293
Hennessv, Mr. J. G. 235
Hirata, Mr. T. . . 193
Haumer, Maj. .l.A.L. 172
Henry, Major W.D.. 333
Hird, Mr. R. L.. . 172
Hanmer, M rs. . . 172
Henry, Sir E. R. . 122
Hird, Mrti. . . . 172
Ifann, Dr. . . . 286
HenHman, Mr. If. . 241
Hitch ins, Maj. H.
Havilund Lt H. I 1 . 311
Hcppcr Capt. K. C. . 275
W K . 302
Hawkos, Mr. F. R. ' '. 239
Hopper', Maj.'ll.' A.' L. 200
Tlobart, Lt. P. C. S. 191
Hawkins, Lt. L. H. 293
Hcppcr, Mrs. . . 200
Hobbs, Maj. G. L. . 300
Hawkins, Col. F. . 284
Hcrault, Mr. . . 284
Hohhs, Mrs. G. L. . 300
Hay, Capt. Bruce . 139
Herberstem, Count J. 283
Hobday, Lt. E. M. . 320
Hay Mrs 140
Herbert, Col. L. N. . 270
Hobsoii, Lt. J. W. S. 311
Hay, Ma] . J . . .305
Hay, Lt/J. B. W. . 319
Hayes Mrs M L. 326
Herbert, Capt. H. C. 299
Herbert, Capt. W. N. 177
Hcrdon Maj. 11. 1. . 327
llobaon. Miss . . 287
Hodding, Col. J. .187
Hodding, VI rs. . . 187
Hayes^nd-Lt. G. .317
Herdon) Mrs. ... 327
Hodges, Mr. W. H. . 268
Ilayne, Capt. S. ci. . 229
lleadlam.Br.-6cn. J.
Hcslop, Capt. A. H. 315
Uewetson, Maj. A. W. 3'U
Hodgkineon, Maj. C. 275
Hodgkinson, Maj. . 285
K. W 178
TIcwett, Sir J. P. , 123
Hodgkinson, Mrs. . 285
Hcadlam, Mrs. . . 178
Hcwett,Lady . . 126
Hodgson, Miss . . 172
Headlam, Lt. K. J. . 233
Hcwett, Miss . 126
Hodgson, Capt. F. F. 304
lleadlam, MiM. . . 179
Hewitt, Lt. A. C, . 1B6
Hodgson, 2nd-Lt. G. 323
Healing, Lt. N. C. . 305
Hewitt, Capt. G. . 321
Hodgson, Capt.M.K. 316
Heard, Mr. E. S. . 191
Heyland, Mrs. . 200
Hodson, Col. G. B. . 301
Heath, Col. G. M. . 322
Hibbard, Mr. W. G. 282
HodHon, Mrs. G. B. . 301
Heath, Mrs. . . . 322
Hibbard, Mrs. . . 2H2 Hodnon, Lt. V. C. P. 126
Heath, Lt. E. G. . 305
Hickman, Bg.-Gen.H. 178 Hodson, Mrs. . . 126
Heath, Miss . . 322
Hlckman Lt. H. T. 326 Hogg, Capt. R. E, T. 124
Heath, Mr. R. H. . 156
Heath, Mrs. 11. H. . 156
Hickie, 2nd-Lt. b\ C. 302
Hickie, Mrs. ... 334
Hogg. Major T. C. . 293
Hogge, Capt. L. R, . 302
Hoaton, Hon. Mr, J. J.150
Hiekie, Lt. G. W. C. 313
Hogge.Mrs. ... 302
Heaton, Mrs. . . 150
Hebbert, Capt. B. F. 326
Hickley, Maj. A. C. . 311
Hickley, Mrs. . 312
Holden, Major H. . 331
Holderness, Capt. H. 304
Hebert, Capt. C. . . 30tf
Hickley, Mr. A. D. . 268
Holland, Mr. G. . . 248
Hebert, Mrs. ... 306
Hide, Mr. P. . . .163
Holland, Lt.-Col. G. L. 306
Hecbner, Miss . . 283
Heelis, Lt. J. R. . 302
Hellier, Lt. J. . . 333
Hide, Mrs. ... 163
Higgin, Capt. J. L. 312
Higgins,Mr.J.C. . 2?9
Holland, Mrs. G. L. . 306
Holland, Mr. R. E. . 144
Holland, Mrs. . 144
Hely, Miss ... 282
Higgmson,Mr.G.B. 243
Holland, Lt. R. T. . 298
Hely, Mrs. ... 282
Highet, Mr. J, C. . 243
Holland, Mrs. . . 311
Hely, Mr. Wisdom . 282
Hemayatuddi Ahmed,
Maulvi .... 189
Highet.Mrs. . . 243
Highet, Mr. R. S. . 185
Highet, Mrs. . . 185
Holman, Rev. B. H. . 308
Holman-Hunt, Mr. . 284
Holman-Hnnt, Mrs. . 284
Henderson, Capt. K. 310
Higman. Mr. B.F. . 172
1 Toman, Mrs. ... 283
Henderson, Maj. M.H. 331
Higman,Mrs. . . 172
Homan, Miss . . 283
Henderson, Lt.-N.G.B.316
Home, Maj. P. M. . 310
Henderson, Capt. R.W.312
Henderson, Miss . 310
Hill, Mr. C. H. A. . 152
Hill, Mrs. C. H. A. . 152
Home, Mrs. ... 310
Holms, Mr. J. M. , 276
Henderson, Miss . 230
Hill, Capt. E. S. J. . 321
Holms, Mrs. . . . 27
370
Holt.Lt.-Col.M.P.C.
3?6
Hughes, Mr. G. V. . 282
Holt, Mrs. . . .
326
Hughes, Mr. G. V. . 284
Holt, Misn . . .
326
Hughes, Capt. C. F. 331
Hooper, Miss . .
200
Hughes, Lt. G. V. 311
Hooper, Mr. C. F. .
358
Hughes, Capt. C. G. 333
Hooper, Miss J.
200
Hughes Buller.Mr.R. 187
Hope, Maj. A. V. W.
306
Hughes Duller, Mrs. -87
Hope, Mr. C. . . .
287
Hukam Singh, Ris.-
Hope Simpson, Maj. J
. 333
M,j 125
Hope- Johns' one, 2nd
Hulhert, Mrs. . . 25)7
Lt. H. M. . . .
316
Hulbert, Miss . . 297
Hopkins, Capt. I. B.
309
Hulbcri, Capt. T.E. . 297
Hopkmson, Lt G. H.
318
Hull, Mr. L. H. B. . :'4l
Hopton, Capt. G.VV. .
323
Hull, Miss W.G. A. 241
Hopwoocl, Lt. A. If.
300
Hulton, Lt. Col. F. 293
Ilopvrootl, Mr. . .
300
Hulton, Lt. H. II. . 2 f >8
Horo-Kuthven, Cant.
Hulton, Mrs. . . 2 l >8
Hou'blo A. G. A! .
210
Hume-Spry, Capt.W. 296
Horo-Rut.hven, Mrs.
2-J9
^umfrcy, Lt. J. C. . 320
Horrobin, Mr. A.
Ifi6
Humphreys, Capt. D. 15'i
Horn, Capt. R. . .
324
Humphrys, Lt.-Col.C. 303
Home, Mr. W. O. .
224
Humph rys, Mm. C. V. 303
Home, Mrs. .
221
Ha vphrvs, Miss . 303
Horn i man, Mr. B. G.
258
Hungerford.Lt. S.A.H.318
Horpbrugh, Li oat. -
Hunt, C pt. H.R.A. 301
Col. 11
166
Hunt, Mrs. A. M. . ?20
Honbrugh, Mrs.
166
Hunt, Maj. R. S. . JR)3 .
Hose, Mr. J. W.
276
Hunt, Mr. . . . 2. 4 ?4 '
Hose, Mrs. . . .
276
Hunt, Capt. C. E. . 3"5 ,
Hoflkms, Mr. C. J. A.
2(53
Hunt, dipt. G. P. S. 3>3
Hostc'ler, Mrs. T. .
2S'>,
Hunt, Mrs. . . 32i i
Hosteller, Mis* . .
282
Hunter, Mr. J. C. . 239 ,
Hoting, Mr. K. G. .
28?
Hunter, Major . . 263 ,
Howard Bury, Lt. C.
Howard, Ladv K. .
3f8
235
Hunter, Mrs. . . . 263 I
Hunter, Mr. W. . 234 i
Howard, Lt. S. W. .
300
Hunter Maj.Gjnl.A.S. 331 '
Howard, Mrs.
318
Hume-Wright, Lt.F.J. 311
Howard, Capt. B. H.
302
Hnssain, Mirza
Howard, Mrs.
?02
Abdul 161 ,
Howard, Miss . .
302
natchiniion, Capt.
Howard, Capt. T N.
318
W. G . 148
Howell, Mr. B B. .
248
Hutchirson, Miss . 331
Howcll, Mrs. B. B. .
2<*8
Hutchison, 2nd-Lt.G. 310
Howell, Mr G. C. L. .
253
Hutton, Lt. R. W. 234
Howell.Mrs. G.C. L.
2*3
Hutton, Mr. C. H. . ?87
Howell,Mr. E. B. .
2:-'5
Hutton, Mrs.. . . ?87 !
Howell, Lt. H. W. .
333
Hyde, Miss A. . . 286
HoweJl, Capt. N. E .
304
Hyde. Miss E. . . 186
Hsi.Mr. Hsiao Yung
103
Hyderabad* Nizam of 20 1 -
Hubbard, Mrs.
20?
Ihn Ali, Riuldr. . . 1^6
Hnbbard, Rev. A. E.
292
Ibn-i-Ali .... 259
Huda, Mr. S. N.
18')
Ibrahim, Sir Cur-
Hudson, 2nd-Lt. R.8.
294
rumbhol . . .154
Hndson, Col. H. .
129
Ibrahim Khan. Lt. . 205
Hudson, Mrs.
129
Ibrahim Rahinmt-
Hudson, Lt. B. R. .
?03
ulla,Mr. ... 150
Hoggins, Sergt. T. .
335
Ichal Karanii, the
Hngfiring, apt C. G.
317
Chief of .... 164 !
Hoghee, Very Rev.
Father-P. . . .
292
Idar, Maharaj of . 204
Imdad Imam, Nawab 142
Impey, Lt.-Col. L. . 163
Impey, MIHH . . .163
Imtiaz Rasul Khan,
Sheikh .... 206
Inam Ali, M., K. B. 256
Indar Bikrum Singh,
Raja .... 279
Indore, Maharaja of 2^6
Inglis, Mrs. . . . 285
Inghs, Mr. J. J. . 239
Inghs, Mrs. ... 239
Inghs. ('apt. A. F. . 304
Inglis, Lt. J. . . 319
Inghs, 2nd- LI. J. N. 316
Ingncn, Capt. P. L. 186
Ingrain, Mr. . . 172
Ingram, Miss . . 135
limes, Lt. I. C. . 309
IiiH'wulInh.Mr.Shuikh 259
Ireland, Mr. . . . 3*2
Ireland, Mijor deC. 319
Ireland, Mr. W. M. 3%
Irvine, Lt. C. T. C. 300
Irvine, Lt. M. L. C. 295
Irvine, Li-Col. T.W. 235
j Irvine, Mrs. . . . 235
i Irwm, Lt. H. Q. . 300
; Itfcraonger, Mr. F.C. ?48
, Is.'mongor, Mrs. 248
Inmay, Mr. S. . . 230
i Ismay, MM . . . 2:30
, Isaae, Lt. A. G. F. . 323
, Iveagh. The Viscount '.'82
I Ivor, Mr. G. G B . 243
i I\er, Mrs. . . . 218
I yen gar, S. . . . 251)
I'/at, Capt. W. R. . 243
I'/at, Miss ... 24*
Jackson, Ma,j. A. W. 1*>9
Jackson, Capt. V. A. 313
Jackson, Mrs. . .33
.lackson, Lt.-Col.. J. 150
Jackson, Mrs. . .151
Jackson, Miss . . 243
; Jaokson, Miss M.G. 286
Jacob, U.-Col. A. L. irs
.lacob, Lt. R. M. . 194
Jacob, Mr. **. VI. . 173
Jacob, Sir Swinton . S62
Jacob, Lady ... 262
Jacobs, Mr. C. M. . 283
.'acobson, Mr. A. R. 243
Jac-omh Hood, Mr. F. 1 9 3
Jafarlloosain, Jemdr. 126
Jai Narain -ahib, Rai 243
Jaipur, Raja of . . 207
Jaisalmer, Raja of . 208
Jambon, Mons. C. . 193
James, Lt. B. Set on . 315
Ja35e&, Col. C. H. . 247
INDEX.
371
James, Capt. E. H. S. 183 Johnston, Mrs. . 202
i Kaye, Lt.-Col. J. L. 262
James, Miss D. . . 298 Johnstonc, Mr. A. H 185
; Xealy, Miss. ... 148
James, Miss S. . . 300
Johnstone, Mrs. . 185
I Kealy, Mr. E. H. . 262
James, Major W. H. 193
Johnstono, Mr. D. C 252
Keane, Mr. R. M. . 269
James, Mrs. . . . 193 Johnstono. Mrs. 252
I Keane, Mrs. ... 269
James, Mrs. . . . 136
Johnstoue, Miss. 252
Keary, Bg. Gen.H.D'U123
Jameson, Miss . . 202
Johifbtone Saint, Lt 313
Keary, Mrs. . . 130
Jameson, Miss . . 320 Johnston-Stewart
i Keates, Capt. H. C. 253
Jamieson, Mrs. J. F. 282 Capt. H. C. H. . 319
I Kcalinge, Mr. D. E. 242
Jamieson, Mrs. . . 2rt
Jolv. Miss . . 164
Kcatinge, Miss. . . 243
Janitor, Mr. Robinson 335 Jones, Miss . . 131
Keatinge, Miss I. . 243
Janjira, Nawab of . -08 Jones, Mrs. . . 144
Keelan, Major H. P. 3?6
Janson, Mr. V. . . 150 Jones, C.ipt. E. H. 297
Jaora. The Nawab of 208 \ Jones, Mr. F. E. 144.
i Keen, Capt. F. S. .318
Keene, Major C. W. 303
J anh no, Mr. W. E. . 164 Jones. Capt. E. V. 301
Keene, Mr. H. . 283
Jarvis, Lt. B. A. . 292
Jones, Mr. F. P. . 195
Kchar Singh, Risldr. 126
Jarvis, Capt. C. . . 223
Jones. Mr. G. A. . 173
Keighloy, Capt. V.A. 126
Jaswal, Itaja of . . 215 ! Jonesj Lt. H. L. . 93
Keighley, Mrs. . . 126
JeddM-e Fisher, Lt.H. 296 ! JOIIOH, Mr. H. L. 15
Kellner, Mr. P. T.R. 239
Jodde.-e Fisher, Miss 3.11 i Jones, Mrs. H. L. 156
Kelly Capt. C. R. . 331
JeffVey, Stid-Lt. J. A. 296 Jones, Lt.-Gol. R. G 230
Kelly, Capt. Dennis 223
Jeff -eys Clarke, Mr. 243 Joioa, Capt. S. W. . 309
Kelly, Miss E. A. . 326
Jeffreys Clarke, Mrs. 2*3 Jo es, Lt. T. ... 308
Kelly, L'. E. H. . . 321
Jehaugir, SirCowuzji 154 Jorawar Singh, Kun-
Kelly, Mr. F. N. . 283
JchantFir Lady . 154, war 205
Kelly, Major G.II.F. 306
Jelf, Major R. G. . 125 Joshn, Capt. F. J. . 315
Kelly, Major H. N. 3J5
Jenkins, Mr. J. L. . 397 Joslm. Mi-s Mary . 284
Kelly, Mrs. . . . 325
Jenkins, Mrs. . . 197
Josh , Miss Rebecca 2S1
Kelly, Lt. J. L. . 333
Jenkins, Sir L. . 107
Joy, M-. E. E. . . 185
Kelso, Mr. H. A. . 142
Jenkins, Lady . . 197
Joyce, Mr. A. E.. . 166
Koinhill, Major A.G. 271
Jenkyus, Mr. H. 11.. 253
Jubbal, Rana of . . 212
Kemball, Mrs. . . 163
Jenkyns, Mrs. . . 253
Judhir Thapa, Capt. 177
Kemball, Lt. Col. '\ 210
Jennings, Mr. . . 328
Judd, Mr 144
Kemball, Mr.H.V.R. 151
Jennings, Mrs. . 328
Judd. Mrs. ... 141
Kemb ill, Miss. . . 271
Jerwood, Miss . . 173
Judd, Re/. A. C.. . 173
Kemball, Mrs. . . 271
Jessop, Lt.-Col. C. T. 284
Jukes. Lt. A. H. . 308
Kcminis, Ct.A.W.M. 314
Jeypore, Maharaja of 216 | Julius, Cipt. 8. do N. 299
Kemp, 2nd- Lt. G. C. 3 3
Jbalawar, Raja of . 209 j Kalahandi, Chief of 213
Jijeebhoy Sir Jam- I Kalat, Khan of . . 2i3
Kempo, 2nd-U.H.F.C.3l5
Kendall. Mr. A. . 287
setjec .... 154 Kali Charan Misra,
Kendall, Mrs. . . 2tf
Jind.Ra.ja of . .210
Raja ... . 27'J
Ki>nnard, Mr. . . 206
Job. Mons. P. B. . 28*
Kalsia, Sardar of . 2.3
Kennard, Capt.W.A. 177
Jobson, Lt. T. S. . 3:7
Kamoswara, Mr. V. 226
Kennaway, Mr. F.W. 169
Jodha Junj Rana 205
Jodhpur, Maharaja oi 124
Kapur, Raja Ban
Bihari .... 142
Kjnnaway, Mrs. . 169
Kennedy, Fleet Surgn. 284
John, Major . . . 284
Kapur thala, Raja of 2i4
Kennedy, Mrs. . . 151
Johns, Mr. W. A. . 239
Karandikar,Mr.R.P. 154
Kennedy, Capt. C. F. 309
Johnson, Capt. A. E. 304
Johnson, Majoi- G. W. 302
Karauh, Maharaja of 214
Karunakara Menon C. 2"i9
Kennedy, Lieut. G. 304
Kennedy, Mrs. G. . 281
Johnson, Capt. H. C. 324
Kashinath K3sho . 16S
Kennedy, Lt. G. 8. . 3>3
Johnson, Br.Gl. J. E. 299
Kashmir, Maharaja of 215
Kennedy, Lt. II. H. 324
Johnson, Cj-pr. J. T. 3-'4
KasturirangaAiyangur2")9
Kennedy, Mr. M. . 151
Johnson, Capt. M. E. &2L
Kauker, Maharaja of 213
Kennedy 2nd Lt.S.V. 296
Johnson, Lt.-Col. W. 286
Kavanagh, Capt.E.J. 311
Kenny.'Lt. E. C. . 311
Johnston, Mr. A. F. 239
Kay, Miss ... 179
Kenny, Capt. W. G. 310
Johnston, Mrs. . . 2b9
Kay,Ctpt. H. C. . 333
Kenrick, . r.O. H.B. 197
Johnston, Mr. F, W. 235
Kay Mrs 331
Kensington, Mr. A. 252
Johnston, Mis. . . 235
Kay. Major W. H. . 298
Kensington, Miss . 252
Johnston, Capt. R. . 299
Kay, Mrs 298
Kensington, Mrs. . 252
Johnston, Rev. S. H. 202
Kayo, Mrs. ... 262
Kensington, Capt. E. 309
INDEX.
KenHington.Mrs. E.C. 309
Kiran, Miss M. . 328
Kuroibh.,Lt.M.l).A. 301
Kensington, Capl. G.B.I 30
Kirbv Mrs 157
Kushalgarh, Rao of 222
Kenhington, MrH.G.D. 130
Kirb>, Maj. A. D. . 320
KushsUpal Singh,
Kenyon, Lt. II. I'. . 313
Kenvon-Slane) , Ma.).-
Kirbv, Mr. W. A. . 157 :
Kirchner, Miss Mita 283
Thaknr .... 279'
Laoo, Lt. K. W. . . 333
Ge'nl. W. R. . . 270
Kirke, Capt. St. G. . 130
Lace, Mr. .J. II . . . 160
Kent, Capt. L. M. . 178
Kirkpatru-k, Mr. C. 173
Lachhim l^as Deo-
Kconthal, Itaia of . 272
Kirkpatnek, Mrs. . 17 1
gan, Pandit, . . 279
Ke.ppel, Sir I 1 . U. . 122
Keppol, Sir 1). VV. G. 123
Kirkpatnek, Capt. C. 270
Kirk wood, Lt. T. W. 312
Laha, Balm H. K. . 14A
Lahej, Sultan of . 221
KIT, Sir A. M. . . 252
Kirkuood, Mrs. . . 312
Lahore, Bishop of . 252
Kor, Lady . . . 252
Kirwan. Lt. E.W. . 301
Lake, Sir P. . . . 307
Ker, Capt. A. M. . 317
Ki shan Kumar, Ka?a 27V)
Lake, Ladv . . 308
Kor, Mr. J. I 1 . . . 218
Kishon ('hand, Mr. 285
Lakhaji Raj, Thaknr 205
Ker, Lt.-Col. M. A. 327
Kihhi'ngarh, Raja of 2JK) ,
Lakhlar, Tliakor of . 221
KeranH, Lt. E. T. .1. 311
Kitclu-n, Lii'ut.'E. G. 321
LaltaPrasad, KajaR. 229
Kerm, Col. M. W. . 307
Kiti-lung, Capt. C'. H. 311
Lamb, Lt. 1). O. W. 304
Kerin, Mr*. . . . 308
Kitson, Mai.-G(>n. (i. 178
Laml), Mr. R. A. . 151
Ker in, Miss . . . 308
KitHoh, ('apt. 11. G . 320 ;
Lamb, Mrs. . . . 151
Kerr Pearse, ('apt. . 223
Klugli, Vt-n. Art-h. L. 2<)2
Lamb, Lt. K. M. R. 315
Kesava Pilhai, Mr. P. 226
Knapp, Mr. A. H. . 223
Lamb, Miss V. I. . 326
Kcshri Sing, Kunr. 205
Knapp, Mrs. A. H. . 224
Lambert, Mr. . 200
Kesteven, Mr. C. . 258
Knapp, Floot Sur-
Lambton, Capt. G. C. 333
KeMimall, Mr. . . 285
geon M. H.. . . 234
Lambton Meu\, Ad-
Hot, Maung . .162
Knight, Mr. 1'. . .281
miral Sir U. . 126
Kettle well, Mr. A.B. 253
Knott, Kirv. A. . . 21)2
Lambton Meuv, Lady 126
Kettlewell, Mrs. . . 253
Knot!, Mrs. . . . 2!2
Lam-e, ('apt. H. Fitz 271
Key worth, Major W. 311) ,
Knight, Mr. K. . 281
Lance, Mrs. . . . 271
Khaii'pur, Khan of . 217
Knollvh, Mai. K. W. K. 253
Landon, Mr. P. . . 258
K ban ladhana, Rao of 105
KnoHw, Mrs. . . 253 ,
Lane, ('apt. F. B. . 2i>3
Khan, Sarfara? II. . 142
Knowles, Lt. J. . 283
Lane, Mai. F. C. . 287
Khan Chowdhun
Know It's, Miss . . 283
Lane, Maj. F. M. . 313
Manlv. M. 1. . . 189
Knowlos, Mis. E. S. 283
Lane, Maj. II. A. . 295
Khusniu. Jung Baha-
Kiumk's, Mrs. . . 28*3
Lane, Mrs. ... 295
dur Nawnh ... 202
Knox, Mrs. . . . 130
Lane, ('apt. J. T. II. 310
Khwaja TaMidduq
Knox, Mrs. ... 161
Lane, Lt. .1. W. . . 302
Hussain . 251
Knox Maior K. F. . 310
Lane Mrs. .1. W. . 302
Kidd, Lt. V. X. . . 303
Knox' Sir G V . ''70
Lang, Lt.-Col. A. G. 303
Kidman, Mr. S. . . 2*2
Knox, Ladv . . . 270
Lang, Mr. . . . 253
Kidman, Mrs. . . 282
Kno\, Cupf. H.II.S. 130
Lang, Miss . . . 323
Kidman, MissE. . 282
Knox, Mai. K. . . 101
Lang, Capt. H. A. . 311
Kidman, Mi*s O. . 28'!
K oc, Major A. S. . 309
Langhorne, Lt. A. P. 240
Kidner, Lt. W. C. . 321
Koo, Mrs. . . 310
LaPruuandaye, Mibs 321
Kiiu'iitd, Mr. C. A. . 151
Kinoaid, Mrs. . . 151
Kolhapur, Maharaja of 210
Kotah, Maharao of . 220
Larmour, Mr. F. . 231
Lashela, Jam of . . 221
Kmdersley, Mr. . . 282
Kriekenbvek, Maj. K. 313 ,
Lascelles, Mrs. . . 282
Ktndorslev, Mrs. D. . 282 ,
King, Major D. . .321
King, Mr. C. S. . . 283
Knerkonboek, Mrs. . 314
Krishnaswaim Aivar
^Mr. V 22C
Latham, ('apt. A. . 304
Lathbury, Capt. E. B. 317
La Tone no, Mr. C. R. 148
King, Mrs. ... 283
Krtshnabwanii
La Tone-he, Mr. . . 157
King, Mr. E. R . .283
A 1 1 \ an gar, X. . 226
La Touehe, Mr. J.X.D. 157
King, Lt.-Col. It. . 325
King,Sub-Lt. R. W.M.234
Krumbiogal Mrs . 230
Kuchlcr, Mr. G. W. 141
La Touehe, Mrs. . . 157
La Touehe, Miss. . 157
King, Maj. S. W. . 299
Kuchlor, Mrs. . . 141
La Touehe, Mr. . . 212
King, Mrs. S. W. . 299
Kui'ht-sar, Rao of . 279
La Touehe, Mrs. . 212
Kingsford, Mr. I). II. 28'i
KundanLal.Mr. . 285 ,
LaTonehe, Miss. . 243
Kingsford, Mr. . . 282
Kunhardt, Capt.F.G. 390 ,
Laurie, Mr. H. M. . 160
Kingston. Mr. A. H. 258
Kuuhardt, Capt. J. C. 130
Lanne, Mrs. . . . 106
Kmnaird, Master of 148
Knnhi, Kiiinan '
Laverton, Lt. R. M. 310
Kiran, 31 iss J. . . 328
Menoo .... 259
La^ie, Capt. H. E. . 317
INDEX.
373
Law, Mr. G. H. . .
238
Leslie, Lt. F. 1).
321
Long, Major \V. .1. .
324
Law, Mr. . I. M. . .
160
. Leslie, Lt. F. K.
310
Long, Mr. W. W. .
285
Lawa, Raja of
22 1
Leslie, Miss M. . .
328
Longdcn, Mr. C. C. .
223
Lawford, Col. S. T. B.
316
Leslie, MihS .
328
LnngHtaif, Capt. R.
320
Lawley, Sir Arthur .
126
Lwlie, Lt. X. .1. B. .
178
Lonmer Mr. J. G. .
193
Lawley, Lady .
Lawley, MISK
126
12H
Leslie, Mr. R. ,1.
Leslie, Lieut. W. .
335
100
Lonnier, Lt. .1. M. .
Loughlm, Mr. F. J.
297
Lawley, Miss M.
126
Leslie, Mrs. .
100
Lo\egro\c, Mr. W.H.
217
Lawrence, 2nd- Lt. A.
30S
Leslie, Miss
100
Lo\egro\c, Mrs. .
217
Lawrence, Lt.H.R. L,
, 325
Leslie-Smith, Li. G.
323
Lovett, Hon. H. .
276
Lawrence, Capt. ,1. .
329
Leslie, Lt. Col W. (H 1
Lo\ett, Mrs. . . .
276
Lawrence, Maj. P. R.
292
Leslie-Smith, Mrs. L.
' 323
Lo\ett, Mr. Pat.
258
Lawson, Major .
177
Lcthhridgc,Ma.ior W.
181
Low, Mr. C E
166
Lawson, Mr. A. E. .
221
Lcthhridgc, Miss
181
Low, Lt.-Col. H. B.
295
Lawson, Mrs.
22 1
I ewes, Mrs, .
173
Low, Mrs
295
Lawson, Mr.
322
Lewis, Lt -Col.G.W.
311 -
Lowndes, Lieut . R.C.
139
Lawhon-Simth, 2nd-
Lewis, Lt. W. H .
305
Lowry-Cole, Col A.W.
241
Lt. T. E. . .
Lea, Miss A. M. . .
296
Lickman, Lt. H. S. .
Lickman, Mrs . .
323
323
Lowr'y Cole, Mrs.
Lowther, Mr. B. C. .
2-11
218
Lea, Mr. J. . . .
2Hi
Lickman, Miss
323
Luard, Major C. C. .
Leach, Lt. P. G.
2'.<8
Lickman, MISH M. .
323
Lnard, Major C. E, .
207
Leader, Brig.-Gl. H.P
. 270
Lillic, Mr. 11. . .
120
Luard, Mrs. .
207
Lean, Lt. E. . . .
206
Limhdi, Tliakor of .
222
Lucas, Mr. F. H. .
123
Lean, Lt. H. A. . .
3 1 9
Lincoln, Lt.-Col. S.
299
Lucas, 2nd-Lt . G. B.
326
Lean, Col. K. K. .
322
Lincoln, Mr. G. A. .
235
Lucas, Capt. G. W
149
Lean, Mrs. ...
322
Lincoln, Mr. S. W. .
2',H)
Lucas, Lt. H. C. M.
309
Learmonth, Mr. T. .
2815
Lindley, Mr. E. S. .
283
Lucas. Lt. H. di-N.
295
Learmonth, Mrs.
286
Lindley, Mrs. . .
283
Lucas, Capt. T. C.
IV.)
Leather, Rev. M. G.
173
Lindlev. Miss E. M.
283
Lucas, W. . . .
151
Lecky, Col. R. St C.
193
Lindwi), Maj. A. B.
178
Lucas Tooth, Lady .
282
Lecky, Mrs. . .
193
Lindsay, Mr. I).
178
Lucas Tooth, Miss .
282
Ledgard, Mr*. . .
202
LindhJij, Mai. H. A.
329
Luck, Lt.-Col. C. A.
*71
Lee, Capt.
233
Lindsav, Mrs. . .
329
Luck, Mrs. . . .
271
Lee, Mrs
233
Ling, Lt.C. (J. . .
331
Luck now, Bishop of.
277
Lee, Capt.
331
Ling, Mrs. . . .
331
Lukin, Maj. R. C. W.
295
Lee, Ma). A. W. H. .
283
Linton, Capt. C. S.
311
Lukm, Mrs. . . .
295
Lee, Mr! G. B.
138
Lister, Capt. A. K.
178
Lukis, General C. P.
197
Leeke, Lt. \V. If.
231
Lister, Mrs. .
17H
LukiM, Mrs. . . .
197
Lees, Lieut. .1. V. E.
321
Littlewood, Lt. W.
291
Lumb, Capt. F. G. E.
310
Lees, Mr. O. C. . .
100
Llantrattock, Lady .
282
Luuiley, Lt. .1. X. .
296
Lees, Mrs. . .
100 ,
Lloyd, Capt. J. R. .
321
Lumsden, Mr. O. F.
253
Legard, Major DeV .
271
Lloyd, Miss
295
Lnmwlen, Mrs. . .
253
Legard, Lady
271 '
LIovd-.J>nes, Major F.
311
Lumsden, Capt. W. .
197
Lcggatt, Mr! S. . .
287
Loch, 2nd- Lt. E. E.
319
Lumsden, Mrs. .
198
Legge, Mr. F. C.
1 .*>."
Loch, Capt. F. C .
311
Lunhani, Capt. J. L.
153
Lehna Singh, Capl. .
177
Loch, Lieut. P. G. .
195
Lvall, Major W. H. .
333
Leigh, Lord .
2n3
Loch, Capt. S. G. .
307
Lye, Lt.-Col. R. C. .
325
Lcisrh The Hon. Miss
283
Locke, Mr. ...
173
L)c, Mrs.
Lcleau, Capt. P. S. .
307
Locke, Mrs. . . .
173
Lyle, Mr. H. W.. .
287
Lclean, Mrs. . . .
308
Lockett, Capt. V. X.
271
Lyle, MrH. . . .
287
LcMaistrc, Mr.
258
Lodder, Mr. K. R. .
286
Lyle, Mr. J. C
193
LeMcBguricr, Capt.G.
325
Lodwick, Major .LT.
310
Lynch, 2nd-Lt. R. F.
302
LcMesnrier, Mr. H.
187
Logan, Mr. X. L. .
284
Lyoii, Mr. V. C. . .
187
LeMcBiiner, Mrs. .
Lentaigne, Mr. B. P.
Lentaigne, Mrs. .
Lentaigne, Capt. E.
Leon Mons M. dc
187
160
160
159
238
Logan, Miss . . .
Logan, Lt.
Logan, Lt. R. H. .
Logan Home, Lt.-Col.
Loharu, Nawab of .
281
296
298
178
222
Ljon, Mrs. . . .
LyonCampbell,Maj.C.
Lvveden, Lord . .
Macandrew, Maj. H.
187
316
286
292
Lequesue, Rev. W. R.
Le KOBsignol, Mrs. .
292
163
Londesborough, Lord
Londesboroagb, Lady
234
234
Macandrew, Miss .
Macauley, Capt. W. J.
292
305
374
MacaulifTe, Mr. . . 232
Mac-Call, Capt. H. I). :tefi
Macartney, Lt. K A 30'
Mat-bean, Maj. -Ocn.F. 307
MacDiarmid, Mr. A. 28*
MaeDiarnnd, Mr*. . 1?8'1
Maedoimld, Lieut. H. 323
Maedonald-Moreton,
2nd- Lieut. N. C. H. 324
Macdonald, Dr. . . 282
Maedonald, Capl. D. 292
Macdonald, Mrs. . 282
MacDonald, Captain 307
Macfarlanc, Miss . 3LT>
MarGrorge, Major .1. 2<i2
Margrcgor, Lt. 1). A. H23
Margrcgor, Mr. K. M. '8">
Mnckellar, Dr (MIHK) 161
Macncill, Mrs. . . 324
Macomiclue, Mr. . 253
Mauphcraon, Mr. J.M. 1! 8
Macpbernon, Mrs. . li<8
Mjicphcrrton, Mr. D.J. 141
Macphcrwm, Mrs. 141
Mncplierson, Mr. C. . 248
MacplMTKon, Maj.K.G. 310
Macplicrson, MIH, K. :^20
Macrae, Mr. A. H. . 218
Macrae, Capt. J. C. . 32H
Macrae, Mr. H. 8. F. 14?
Macrae, MTK. . . 143
Mac-Tier, Maj. H M. 310
Madan Moluin Mala-
\i>a, Fandit . 271)
Ma<ldox, Mr. C. L. . 141
Msiddox MTH. . .141
, Mulronv, Lt.-Col. . 232
Manulof, Nawab of . 256
Manchester, Duke of 148
, Manchester, Duchess 14s
MandtTHon, Mr.H.H. 2R8
Mundcrhon, Lt. K.W. 207
Ma ixli, Raja of . . 228
Mongin, Lt. K. B. . 32
' Manifold, Mis. . . 276
Manifold, Col. C. C. . 27
Manik L;il .losln . 259
M am pur, Kaja of . 228
Mankclow, Lt. A H. 310
MannerK-Sniith, Mr.
F. St. (i. ... 187
Mannci-h-Smith, Mrs. 187
Manners -Smith
Maj F 311
Mnekcn/ie, Lt'. W. G. 317
Mackcii/io. Capt. .!.. 126
Macken/ie, Mrs. . 1"<?
Miultfc, Mr. W.'C. ! 11'8
Madlm\a Kao, V. P. 120
IMii(lliu\ alal Cliiiiii"
Manners-Smith, Mrs. 312
ManncrK-Simth, Lt.-
Col. .1. ... 103
Maekcmie, Lt.-( 1 ol. C. 333
Maekcn/ic, Lt. J. M. 301
Mackenzie, Lieut. C. 23"!
Mackeime, 2nd-Lt. M. tt 8
Mackenzie, 2nd- Lt. I). 32 i
Mackic, Lt. J. . . 317
Mack union, Mr.
Farquhar . . . 270
Murk union, Mrt. . 270
Mackinnon, M'IKH .lane L'82
Mackler, MnjorU. H. :r.
Maekwood.2nd-Lt.C. 323
Maclachlan, Lt.K. D. :<2l
Maelachan.Capt. A.F. 3:'4
Maclagan.Mr. K. I>. . lf8
bbai.Sir . l.^i
Madho KJIO, Kadani
Sardar, 205
Madlio Sm^li, Kiinn,
Subdr.-Maj. . .120
Madho Lai, Haja . 270
Madras, Hinhop of . 225
Maffctt, Maj. K. K. . 303
MuflVtt, Mm. R. K.. 3(>3
MaflTo, Lt. J. L. . 333
Matfev, Mrs. . . 'J.'3
Mairniar, Capt. K . 139
Magni::c, Mrs. . X3I
Mahlmb Alain . 250
Mulidi Httssain
Munneih-Smith, Mrs. 103
Manstield.C.ipt. C. B. 203
MaiiHtiold, .Maj -Gcnl.
H. ... 170
MansMfld, Mrs, . . 170
Manslield. Miss . 170
MaiiMin, Mr. S. D. 230
Alant, MrH. . . . 252
Mant, Mr. R. A . . 252
Maples, Capt. W. E. 303
Mar A. K el lie, Karl of K6
Mar A; Kellie,
Countess of . . 126
Mankar, SnrdarTrnu-
bnk 155
Marlagan. Col. K. S. . 1513
Ma-lagan, Mr. H. S. 193
MacLarcn, Mr. W. 8. ygc
Maelaren. Capt. F. N. 139
Mnclcnn Lt. M. F. A. 313
Khan, Nawab Mir/a270
Mabdi Shah. Sa>ad 250
Mahcndra Ranjan
Hoy, Kumar . .187
Mabomcd Abdul
Marriner, Lt. 8. F. . 303
Marriott, Mr. K. K. . 243
Mam at, Mr. X. . . 157
MarrVat, Mrs. . . . 167
Mam;it, Lt. N. . . 333
Maclean, Mrs. . . 325
Maclean, Capt. A. F. 326
Macleod, ( apt. D. . 3ic
MaeMillan, Capt. J. it '6
MaoMullen, Capt. C. 133
MncMunn, Major G. 130
Mae Murray, Mi s . 173
Macnab, Lt.-l'ol. A. 217
Macnab, Mr. . .217
Macnab, Maj. G. K. . 316
Macnabh, Capt. R. J. 245
Macnabb. .\r. A. C. 245
Macnab b,Lt.- Col. D.J. ICO
Macnabb.Mra. . . 100
MacNecce, 8ur.-Gen
J. G. . . . 322
MacNccce, Mrs. . 322
Maeoee, Lt. E. A. . 333
Wacneill, Rev. J. H. 324
Kuddus, Mr. M. . 216
Manon,Maj.-Genl.H.T.3i2
Mabon, Capt. H. J. . 333
MainwaruiK. Lt.G.K. 310
Main waring, Mr. . 310
Mnir, Lt. B. V. . . 302
Wait land, Mrs. . . 173
Maj id, Mr. A. . . 18'J
MnjoribankH, Maj.
R. D 322
Makrai, Raja of . . 227
Malan, Mr. C. H. . 253
Malan, Capt. L. M. . 178
Malan, Mr> ... 178
Malegaon, Raja of 154
Malcrkotla, Nawab
of . 227
Malkain, Mr. *N." B! 285
Mnloney, Lt. C. W. . 128
Mamat. Mrs. . . 334
MarMen, Maj. A. T. 313
Marsden, Mis. . .313
Maish, Capt. C. H. . 297
Marhh, Mrs. C. H. . 297
Marsh, Capt. R. ft.. 297
Marhh, Lt. A. C. E. . 297
Mar&h, Capt. F. G. 38
Marsh, Dr. Jane . . 148
Mar*h, Rev. X. C. . 173
Marshall, Mr. J. A.. 185
Marshall, Mrs. . . 185
Marshall, Major H.T. 325
Maryland, Mr. F. . 157
Maryland, Mra. . . 157
Martin, Rev. H. C. . 130
Martin, Mrs. H. C. . 130-
Martin, Mr. L. J. . 157
Martin, Mrs. ... 157
375
Martin, Mi UK A.df.K.
327 .
Ma>ers, Mr. S. K. . 275
Mead, Mis. . . .318
Martin, Miss il. dolt.
327 ,
Ma>iwrd f Mr. H. .1. . 253
Meade, Lt. M. K. M. 196
Martin, Lady
327 '
Ma\:ird, Mrs. . . LT>3
M ears, Maj. C. 1). . 334
Martin, Mr. Just ice.
283
Mauic, Lt. 11. G L. 310
Me.ire, Mrs. C. D. . 293
Martin, Lt Gen.SirA.
327
Mtue, M.ss II. . 3or,
Medlv%, Col. G. A. . 270
Martin, (.'apt. K. G.
Ma/hanilHa<jm',Mr.M. llti
MedUcott, Mr. S. . 322
dc H . .
327
MtArdlo, Lt. I 1 . 3'.'U
Medlicolt, Mrs. . . JW2
Martin, Major F.
301
MrHai-iiett.MajorA.K. 271 ,
Medheott. Capt. U.K. 322
Martin, Lt. \. I). .
310
MeHurnett, Mnjor . 'j;>8 ,
Meek, Lieut. A. H. . 153
Marti no/, Don .1. M.
ll>3
MH'allnni, Sir K. 193 '
Mehtn, Mr. L. H. . l&K
Mascall, Lt. M. K. .
sor
MeCalhun, Lady . 1W
Mehta, SirPherozeshahld
Mason, Mr. K.
L'8:
MeCalniont, Mn|. (it'll.
Mehla, L:dv . . . l fil
Massie, Maj. K. 11 .
3i:i
Sir 11 . I7t>
Meli, Mr. .l! . . ^5
Maflsicu, Madame .
LV>i .
Mc( 1 aljii(nt, Ladv 1 70
Mel,, Mrs. . . 385
Matron, Sir Da\ id
252
MK'alinoiit.Lt I) 1I.K 3i2
Mcl.tus. Air. P. G. . M
Masson Lady .
2:.2
MfCaiihlniul.Ll KT.3ll '
Mel it us, Mrs. . W
Massu Khaii, S. . .
2:0 '
McCaw, Mr. V. .V.'H
Mellns, Mis* . . 327
Mas*}, Capt. F. S. .
301
Mri'levert\, Capt.A.I! 10."
Melhss, r. (Jl. C. .1. 12U
Mass}, Mrs. F. S. .
:toi
Mc('](>\crt\, 1'apt .!{..! 3o2
Melliss, Mis. . 241
Massj.Lt 0. ,1. H. K.
300
MeC'loskc'N, Mr. \ K. 1 57
Mellor, Mr. . ft&
Masters, Lt A. .
825
MI-COIIIUK, Mr H. . 2J3
Mellor, Capt (J. F. . 36
Masters, Lt. (). .
325
MrCoinah, Mr. H. . 24'J
Mellor, Mi>. G. F. . #*
Masters, MIS&
Mataiua, Sitrnor K
2*0 .
2.">S
MK'onairhi'\,Cnl \. i:
MrCiillajrh.Lt H H :i!7
Mellor, Capt. A. . 2U7
Mellor, 2u<lLt.. I. K.M. 324
Mat hew, rapt (J. I).
309
McDonnell, Mr. K.(i I0>
Melvill Cupt. T. P. . 271
Malson, Capt. .F. .
355
Me Far lane, Ki. \. 3lfl
Mehille, Capt. K.P.A. :W6
MatMin, Mrs.
3:,5
McGill t Mm H H . 3IH
Mrhill.-, Mrn. K.P.A. .'M)6
Matthew, Lt M C G.
3(3
Me(J]ll, Mrs . 3i8
Mennic, Mrs. . . :M
Matthews, Mr. F. P.
180
Mc(TilIi\ra\.t'apt W.S. :'.'JO
Menu i.', U.-Col. J.O. 309
Matthews, Mis. .
2M
Mc(fim.in,Capt..l.A.li. 3O1
Menon, 1C. M. . . 226
Matthews, Maj.K V.C.
304
Mi-lntohh, Mr. K. . lOi)
Mcn/icn, HCM. II. . 243
Matthews, Mis.K.A.C.
M)5
Mel\e.,2ulLt I) L. 33 i
Mercer, Hr. Gl. H. F. 270
M'Liil'i liakhsh
23 I
MeKav Mr (i M. 281
Mercer, Mrs . 270
11M
McKav' Mrs. . -^
Me.cer, Mr A. W. . 248
Maun g liah Too,' Mrs.
Maurice, Mr. H. A. .
19S
ir.7
MeKeeiiiiie MJ^ . 243
MeKenna, Mr K. 2<J
Mercer Mrs 248
Mcre<lith, Mr.A. . . 252
Maule-Cole, Capt. S. II.
3J
MeLau/hlin.Capt II D 10'i
Meredith, Mrs. . . 252
Mawe, Ke\. M. 1). .
300
Mi-LanKhlin.Mrs . :0
Men-wet her, Mrn. . 245
Mawe, Mif. . . .
300
McLean, Cajit X. 310
Mcrntt, Lt. li. T. li. 318
Maung, Sao .
1(2
McLeiMl, Mr. N . - Ul
M.'Hioii. Mr. J. S. . 198
Maxwell, Lt.-Col. F.A
. 125
MeLefHl, Lt \ 1C. . 316
Mi-Bton, Mrs. . . 198
Maxwell, Mi*. .
I 6
MrLccxl, Lieut. I). K. 15'J
Mela, Mr. T. N. . m
Maxwell, Mr. W. .
1U3
McLeo.l, Mr. . . .212
MttaxH ( MTH . . 173
Max veil, Mrs. . .
1W8
MeLeod, C:ip1 (i.L S. :^0
Metcallc. Lt. H. F. . 316
Maxwell, Miss .
21U
MeMahou, Lt.-Col Sir
Mctralfc.Mr.H. fc.F. 253
Maxwell, Mr
258
A. H. ... 123
Metcalfe, Lt. K. D. . 2U7
Maxwell, Mrs. . .
3"5 '
Mi-Mahon, Lady. . 12
Michael, Mr. W. H. 193
Maxwell, Miss Mary .
2*6
McMahon. MISH. . 128 i
Michael, Miss . . 193
Maxwell, Mr. C. W..
24 i
McNeil, Mr. J. . . 213
Michael, Mr. W. H. 161
Maxwell, Mr. 1. W. .
LSI '
M c PhiThon ,Capt . D. W 2tt
Michael, Mrs. . . 151
Maxwell, Capt. W. F.
3 4
McPhiThon, Mrs. . 24CJ
Michacltton, Mr.Max 283
Maxwell, Lt.-Col. W.
Maxwell, Mrs. W. L.
304 '
305 ,
MePhcrHon, Mr. H. . 141
McRae, Capt. H.U. . 318 ,
Mieliell,Capt.J. C. 333
Middlcton, Mr. R.H. 167
Maxwell, Lt. W. G. .
317
Mr Robert, Sir A. . 270
Middleton, Mrs. . . 157
Maxwell, Capt. E. L.
May, Mr. A. J. . .
315 J
167 '
MrKobcrt, La*ly . . 270
MeSwmcy, Lt.H.F.C. 310 i
Mfddleton, Lt. W.A. 324
Miles, Mr. A. G. . 2f8
May, 31rs
Maydwell, Capt. U.S.
Maydwell, Mrs. . .
Myer, Dr. C. A. L..
184 i
296 j
295
138 '
MeVean.Maj.D.O.D. 318 !
MeWattwrs.Capt.H C. 815 !
MeWatten*, Lt. W. . 329 i
Mead, Lt.-Col. H. R. 317 '
Miles, Capt. K. P. . 229
Miles, Mrs. ... 20$
Miles, Mr, E. W. T. 338
Millar, Lt.-Col. W. 883
376
Millar, Mrs. ... 334
Miller, Lt. G. N. . 318
Miller, 2nd-Lt. A. E. 303
Miller, Mr. O. V. . 138
Miller, Mrs. ... 138
Miller, Capt. L. G. . 333
Miller, Lt. W. H. . 290
Millet, Mr. G. P. . 151
Mills, Capt. A. M. . 297
Mills, Mrs. . . .297
Milne-Home, Lt.A.C. 315
Milne, Miss ... 282
Milne, Lt. II. W. . 390
Milward, Capt. C. A. 302
Minchin, Lt.-Col. C.F. 235
Minchin. Mrs. . . 235
Minchin, Maj. A. B. 202
Minchm, Col. P. F. 130
Minchin, Mrs. . . 130
Minchin, Mrs. . . 202
Minocheeher-Homji . 259
Minter, 2nd-Lt. J.P.S. 309
Mir Jafar Khan, Bis. 177
Misick,Mr. J. . . 248
Misick,Miss . . 248
Mitchell, Capt. J. .130
Mitchell, Mr. W. . 331
Mitchell, Mrs. . . 331
Mitchell, Miss . . 331
Mitchell, Miss M. 328
Mitchell, Lt. W. G. S. 319
Mitford, Lady Helen 294
Mitford, Col. K. . 322
Mitford, Capt. C.B.O. 294
Mitra, Mr. Rajeshwar 166
Mitra, Mr. B. C. . . 141
MitSingh,Subr.-Maj. 125
Mitter, Lt. J. A. T. . 245
Mobariz Khan, Lt.
Malik .... 256
Mohcrly, Miss L. G. 283
Moberly, Lt. H. S. . 390
Mocatta, Mrs. . . 311
Mocatta, Lt.-Col D. 310
Mockler, Lt. E. C. . 304
Mockler.Mrs. . . 325
Mody.Mr. K. A. . 284
MohamedMahdi Ali
Khan, Raja . . 280
Mohammad AH . 259
Mohan Lai, R. B. . 256
Moir, Capt. J. E. . 304
Moir, Capt. J. E. . 291
Molesworth, Capt. E. 223
Molesworth, Mrs. E. 224
Molyneux, Maj. E. . 331
Molyneu*, Mrs. . . 331
Monaljan, Mr. F. J. . 187
Monahan, Mrs. . . 187
MoncriQff, Capt. A. . 320
INDEX.
Money, Maj. E. D. . 124
Mount, Mrs. ... 239
Money, Mrs. E. D. . 130
Mourbhani, Chief of 229
Money, Lt. G. W. P. 311
Mousell, Mr. J. 239
Money, Capt. H. I. . 303
Mowbray, Capt. J. 1 . 130
Money, MIBB . . . 331
Mowbray, Miss . 131
Money, Lt. W. S. E. 294
Moylan, Mr. . . 317
Money, Capt. E. F. . LSI
Moylan, Mrs. . 317
Monk, Mr. F. P. . 173
MubarikAli . . 259
Montague, Lord C. . 126
Montagu Stuart Wort-
Mudhol, Chief of 229
Mudholkar, R. N. 598
ley, L..C. W.R. 308
Mudholkar, Mrs. 198
Montagu Stuart Wort-
Muhammad Abdul
ley the Hon. Mrs. 308
Majid. . . 279
Montanaro, Lt. C. . 312
Muhammad Abdul
Monteath, Mr. J. . 260
Karim Khan, Nb. 279
Montford, 2nd-Lt. D. 308
Muhammad Ali Jinn ah 198
Montray, Lt. A. G. 300
Muhammad Ah Mohd.
Montray, Mrs. A. G. 300
Khan, Raja Sir . 279
Moodliar, Sardar C. V. 155
Muhammad Akbar
Moody-Ward, Lt. R. 323
Moore, Lt.-rol. C. . 306
Khan Raja ... 266
Muhammad Akbar
Moore, Mr. D. O. . 157
Khan, Lt. ... 205
Moore, Mr. W. T. . 188
Muhammad Anwar
Moore, Mrs. ... 297
K. B 226
Moore, Capt. H. D. 309
Muhammad Aslam
Moore, Lt.-Col. F.L. 296
Khan, Lt.-Col.
Moore, Mr. P. L. . 225
Nawab Sir . . 235
Moore, Mrs. . . . 225
Muhammad Bashir.
Moore, Miss . . 173
mi-din .... 259
Moore, Capt. F. H. . 323
MuhammadJlabibullah,
Moore, Mrs. ... 323
K.B. ... 226
Mordaunt, Miss A. 286
Muhammad Hayat
Moreland, Mr. W.H. 276
Malik . . . 286
Morgan, Miss. . . 173
Muhammad Faiyaz
Morgan, Capt. H. A. 301
Ali Khan ... 280
Morgan, Mrs. H. A. 301
Muhammad Aslam
Morgan, Capt. A. H. 333
Khan, Nawab Sir . 124
Morgan, Mr. G. . 187
Muhammad Khan,
Moriarty Capt F B 319
Raja 25
Morison/Mr. W. ' '. 151
Muhd. Muzammil*
Morley, Mr. W. C. . 157
Ullah Khan,
Morley,Mr. . . 157
Nawab .... 280
Morley,Miss . . 157
Muhammad Nasim . 280
Morony, Miss . . 173
Muhammad, N awab
Morris, Lt. I). B. . 318
Saiyid .... 143
Morris, Capt. C. 0. . 307
Muhammad Khan,
Morris, Mr. F. D. . 285
Rr. Khwaja ... 240
Morris, Lieut. G. H. 322
Muhammad Sal eh -
Morris, Major G. M. 309
ud-din .... 226
Morris, Mrs. . . 309
Muhammad Shaft . 262
Morshcad, Mr. L. F. 141
Muhammad Shira ?. . 284
Morshead. Mrs. . . 141
Muhammad Taki Kn. 234
Mort,Mr. A. . . 239
Muhammad Tasad-
Morton, Capt. S. . 330
duck Rasul Khan . 280
Mosley, Capt. H. S. 294
Mnir. Capt. W. W. . 126
Moss, t apt. E. W. . 311
Muirfwad, Capt. .l.A. 130
Moss, Mrs. . . .311
Muirhead, Mr. A. . 226
Mosse, Capt. A.H.E. 163
Muirhead, Mrs. . . 226
Mostyn, Lt. T. L.N. 311
Muir-Smith, Maj. J.. 330
Mount, Lieut. A. H. 239
Muir-Smith, Mrs. . 330
INDEX.
377
Mukharji. Mr. Justice 198
Nanton, Col. H. C. . 299
Nicolas, Mrs. . . . 263
Mukharji, Mr. II. N. HI
Mukharii, Mrs. . . HI
Nanton, Mrs. H.C. . 299
Norendra Bahadur
Nicolls, The Yen.
Archdeacon. . . .'K>5
Mules, Lt. W. G. H. 309
Mullaly, Lt.-Col. A. 320
Muller, Miss . . . 173
Pal, Raja ... 280
Norendra Nath Kaul,
Pandit .... 216
Nicolls, Mrs. . . . 306
Nicolls, Mr. R. N. . 239
Nicolson, Capt.F. A. 125
Mullick, Mr. B. K. . 187
Nafharsingji Ishwar-
Nimhalkar, Kumvar
Mullick, Mrs. . . 187
Mumtaz Mohd. Lt. . 130
singji, Sardar . . 131
Nariman, Dr. Temul-
Sultan .... 206
Nixon, Lieut. B. G.F. 320
Munn, Major R. G. . 330
Munn, Mrs. ... 331
jiBhikaji ... 151
Nanman, Mr. . . 151
Nixon, Lieut. E. J. . 277
Nixon, Capt. E. M. . 294
Munna Lai, R. B. . 280
Narindra Nath,
Nixon, Capt. F. B. . 326
Munshi Ram . . . 259
Diwan .... 256
Nixon, Sir J. E. . .241
Munro, Capt. A. C. . 313
Muirhcad, Miss . .200
Narpat Sing, Thakur 205
Narsinghgar, Raja of 233
Nixon, Ladv ... 241
Noble, Col. 'R. A. . 287
Murland, 2nd Lt. . 295
Murphv, Capt. 0. C. 271
Murphy, Mrs. . . 271
Murray, Dr. R. K. . 173
Murray, MajorS. ,T. 300
Murray, Capt. H. F. 316
Murray, Capt. H. A. 201
Murray, Comdr. G. . 234
Narsingh Parshad,
Munshi .... 280
Natesan, G. A. . . 259
Nathan, Mr. Adol-
phus . . . . 286
Nathan, Mr. Philip . 286
Nathan, Mr. R. . .187
Natthi Mai, R. B. . 280
Noble, Mrs. . . 287
Norbury, Maj. C. H. 311
Norie, Lt.-Col. C. E. 309
Norman, 2nd-Lt. S.S. 302
Norman, Maj. W. I f. 325
Norman, Mrs. . . 325
Norns, Lt.-Col. K. E. 305
Norr.H, Mrs. E. E. . 305
Murray, Mrs. . . 193
Murray, Miss . . 284
Nation, Lt. R. F. . 811
Nattesh Appaji
Norris, Miss . . W5
Northey, Lt. W. B. . 303
Murray, Capt. . . 284
Murray, Lt.-Col. C. . 193
Dravid . . . 259
Nawab AH Chaudhri,
Norton, Lt. K. F. . 298
Nugent, Baron . . 225
Murray, Major V. . 243
Murray, Mrs. . . 243
Murray, Miss M. . 284
Murray, Lt. C. A. G. 310
Murra-, Lt. R. A. r. 324
Murray, Lieut. A. C. 324
Murray, Miss . 324
Murshidabad, Nawab
Moulvi Syed . .187
Nawanagar, Jam of . 234
Nedalie, Mr. ... 284
Needham, Mr. F. J. . 188
Needham, Capt. II. 19
Nehru, Moti Lai . 277
Nehru, Mrs. Moti, Lai 277
Neill, Capt. N. . . 296
Nugent, Baroness . 225
Nugent, Lieut. C. . 323
Nugent, Mai.C.H.H. 130
Nugent, Mrs. . . 130
Nnr Muhmd. Khan . 236
Oakcs, Lt. .1.0. . 296
O'Brien, Mr. . . 212
O'Brien. Lieut. W. . 16
of ... .141
Neilson Capt. J. F. . 294
O'Brien, Major A. J. 252
M[urtaza Khan, 2nd-
Lt. Aga ... 205
Murtrie, Mr. D. ,T. . 249
Mushtak Uunain Nb. 280
Muspratt, Capt. V. E. 295
Muspratt, Col. P. C. 271
Nelson, Capt. C. . .307
NetherRolc, Mr. M. . 277
Nethersole, Mrs. . 277
Neumann, Capt. C. W. 321
Nevill, Capt. II. L. . 320
Nevill, Mias ... 321
O'Brien, Mrs. . . 252
O'Brien Butler, Capt. 326
O'Callaghan, Mrn. . 326
O'Connor, Mr.Scott '243
O'Connor, Mrs. Scot t 243
Odgers, Mr. C. E. . 225
Muspratt, Mrs. . . 295
MUBBOU, Lt. E. N. . 302
Neville, Lt.-Col. E. A. 275
Neville, Mrs. . . . 173
Odgers, Mrs. . . . 225
Odluin, Capt. W.H. 295
Myers, Mr. D. B. . 328
Myers, Mrs. ... 328
Newal, Lt. C. L. N.. 309
Newbould, Mr. B. B. 188
Odium, Mrs. ... 295
O'Donakl, Lieut. E. 126
Mylcs, Lieut. P. II. . 320
Mysore, Maharaja of 230
Nabha, Raja of . . 232
Neweomhe. Capt. G. 309
Newington, Capt. C. 312
Newnham. Maj. C.C. 130
O'Donnoll, 2nd Lt. B. 303
O'DonnuII, Mrs. M. . 287
O'Donuell, Mr. S. P. 287
Nagar, Mir of ... 217
Nagpur. Bishop of . 166
Naha, Babu Ananga
Newnham, Mrs. . . 130
Newton, Lt. H. G. T. 298
Newton, Lt. T. C. . 297
O'Donnell, Mrs. S. P. 288
ODonovan, Mr. D. . 185
O' Donovan, Mrs. . 185
Mohan . ... 189
Newton, Mr. W. G. . 160
O'Dwyer, Mr. M. F. 163
Nali an (Sirmur),
Nicholas, Capt. R. 306
O'Dwyer, Mrs. . . 163
Raja of .... 232
Nicholson, Capt, . 177
Oertel, Mr. ... 277
Nahar Singh, Kun-
Nicholson, Sir Arthur 286
Oertel, Mrs. ... 277
war . . 205
Nicholson, Mr. M. . 288
Officer, Lt. W. G. . 303
Naicker, Mr. K. S. . 284
Nicholson, Capt. R. 294
Ogg, Capt. W. M. . 130
Naish, Rev.H. . . 323
Nandi, Maharaja M. 143
Nicholson, Mrs. . . 294
Nicolas, Maj. F. C. . 253
Ogg, Mrs. ... 130
Ogilvie, Capt. G. D. . 163
378
Ogilvie, Mrs. . .163
Ogilvie, Lt..T. D. . . 304
Ogilvie, Major W. H. 307
Ogilvie, Mrs. ... 308
Ogilvy, Miss A. A. . 3'>5
O' Kelly, Capt. H. . 206
0' Kelly, Capt. R. . 334
O'Kclly, Lieut. J. W. 308
O'K mealy, Lt.-CoI. F. 1*&
O'K mealy, Mrs. . J 27
Oldfield, Mrs. . . *87
Oldham, Lieut. W. S. 321
Oldham, Mrs. 0. A. . 141
O'Leary, Capt.M. . 293
O'Lcary, Col. F.K.R. 133
Oliver, Capt. I>. G. . 217
Oppcnhcim, Lt.A. C. 324
Orchha, Maharaja of 241
Ordo, Mr. P. L. . . U6
O'Reilly, Lt. .J. J . 334
Ormond, ur. JusticeE.160
Ormond, Mrs. . . 161
Ormsby, U.-Col. V 310
O'Borke, Lt.J. AJ.W. 204
Orr, Mr. E. W. . . 225
Orr, Capt. G. M. . 130
Orr. Lieut. N. C. 324
Orr, Mr. J. ... 151
Orr, Mrs. . . 151
Orr, Ewing, Lt. H. 316
Orr, Wilson, Capt. 305
Ostel, Miss. . . . 124
Oswald, Lt. F. . 204
Ottley, Major W. J. . 325
Ottley, Mrs. . . 325
Ouseley, Mrs. B. S. . 2?-6
Ovans, Lt. H. L. . 315
Ovans, Mrs. . . .315
Ovens, Lt J. R. 300
Owen, Capt. C. H. 305
Owen, Mr. C. B . 239
Owen. Capt. H. C. . 157
Owen, Mr. A. C. . . 166
Owen, Mrs. . . . 939
Owen, Miss ... 303
Owen, Miss . . . 157
Owen, Mrs. . 157
Owen, 2nd-Lt. R. flf. 3u3
Owon, Sergt. . . . 335
Owen Jones, Lt. R, 91
Oxley, 2nd Lt. G. S. 308
Pack Beresford, Mr. 286
Pack Beresford, Mrs. 286
Padday, Lt. W. H. . 319
Padtield, Mr. R.C.H. 173
Page, Mr. C. . . . 173
Page, Mrs. ... 173
Page, Mr. F. J . . . 157
Page, Mrs. ... 157
INDEX.
Paine, Maj. J. H. .313
PakenhamWalhh, Mr. 239
PakenhamWalsh, JVhs. 239
Palunpur. Nawab of 244
Paleologus, Maj. W. 301
Palin, Col. G. W. . 3<>9
Paliu, Mrs. . . . 329
Palin, Mi&s . . . 329
Pahtana, Thakur of 155
Pallanji Burjorji Dc^ai 259
Palmer, Lady Alex, . 294
Palmer. Rt.Hon.G.W 2H3
Palmer, Mrs. . . 2H3
Palmer, R. . . . 286
Palmer, Lt. W. L. . 294
Palmes, Lt. W.E. . 294
Panet, Maj. A.E. . 133
Panua, Maharaja of 245
Parbal Partab Singh,
Raja ?80
Parhury, Lt. If. F. . 271
Park, 2nd-Lt. J. H. 303
Park, Mr. M. . . 2r8
Parker, Lt. H. J. .311
Paikcr, Lt.-Col. J.L. 313
Parker-JeniH.Capt.W 324
Parkin Lt.-Col. II. 161
Par kin, Mrs. . . 161
Paroell, Lt. M. E. 294
Parr, Major II. O . . 270
Parsons, Miss . . 173
Parsons, Miss . . i'86
Parsons, Lt. A H. . 309
Parsons, Lt.-Col. . L'52
Parsons, Mrs. . . 252
Parsons, Mr. J. . . 286
I aisons, Mrs. J. 2s6
J'arrons, Mr R. . 12^
Pai-tab Bahadur Singh,
Kaja 280
Partab Bahadur Singh,
Raja 280
PartabChandraMukerii259
Partab Singh, Maha- '
raja Sir . . . . ]22
Partao Singh, Sardar 198
Partabgar, Raja of 245
Paske, Capt. . . 302
Pa eke, Lieut. E. H. 302
Passq. Capt. de L. . 301
Pataudi, Nawab of . 246
Paterson, Lt G. F. 325
Paterson, Capt. T. . 306
Paterson, Lieut. R. 328
Pateshri Partab Na-
rnyan Singh, Raja 28^
Patia a, Maharaja of 246
Putna, Nawab of . 143
Patronas, Mr. M. .. 173
Patronas, Mrs. . . 173
| Patterson, Mrs. . . 193
I Patterson, Mr. A E. 200
Patterson, Lt. A. G. 310
Patterson, Major S. 193
Payne. Capt. R. L. . 300
Peacock, Maj. H. B. 159
Peacock, MIHS . . 159
I'eacocke, Lt.-Col. T. 328
Peacock, Mrs. . . . 328
Peake, Lt. F. G. . 303
Pcake, Lt. II. C. P. 31'6
Pearce, Mrs. . . 325
Peavce, Mrs. . . . 185
Poarcc.Mre. . . 243
Pearco, Mr. C. M. . 1*5
Peaicc, Mr. W. R. . 243
Pearee Serocold, Maj. 308
Pears, Mr. >S E. . 241
Pearee, Mrs. . . . 232
PearbO, Lt.-Col. G. B. 232
Pearse, Lt. J. F. B. 324
Pear&on, Lady A. A. 300
Pearson, Sir A. A. . 298
Pearson, Lt. G. H. 298
Pearson, Mrs. U.K. A. 306
Pearson, M:n H.F.A. 306
Pearson, Maj. W. B. 2l ! 9
Peck, Mujor K. S. . i!4
Pedley, Lt.-Col.. . 332
Peerbhoy, Mr. Abdul
HuHsein Adainji . 151
Peerbhoy, Sir Adamji 155
Pellv, Miss . . . 207
Polly, Lt. J. H . . 311
Peniberton.Lt. E.H. 270
Pemherton, Lieut. S. 222
Pona, Senor E. . . 193
Pendlebury, Mr. W. . 203
Pendlebury, Mrs. . '><>3
Pennmgton.Maj.A.W. 331
Pennington, Mrs. . 331
Pennyman, Lt. J. B. 310
Pepper, Lt. H. . . 130
Pepper, Mrs. . . 130
Perreau, Maj. A. M. 313
Perreau, Mrs. . . 313
Perreau, Capt. G. A. 304
Perry, Mrs. ... 286
Persse, Mr. H. . . 322
Peters, Mr. C. E. D. 277
Peters, Capt. J. . . 304
Peters, Mr. R. . . 336
Petit, Sir Dinshaw . 1&&
Petit, Miss H. F. . 282
Petrie, Mr. D. . . 248
Petrocochin,Mr.L.D. 103
Peyton, Bg.-Genl.W. 193
Peyton, Mrs ... 193
Peyton, Mr. W. H. . 157
Phillip, Mr. W. A. . 173
INDEX.
379
Philip, Mrs. ... 173
Ponsonby, Lt.-Col.
Pritchard, Lt. W. D 320
Philips, Capt. .T. C. 303
Sir F. B. G. . . 123
Pritchard, Mrs. . 269
Philips, Mrs. J. C. . 303
Ponsonhy, Lt. H. C. . 308
Prohett, Mr. C. T. 335
Phillips, Mr. ... 282
1'on.Honby, Lieut. G.D. 3 9 5
Procter, Sir H. . 151
Phillips, Mrs. . . 28S
Phillips, Mrs. . . 166
Poonoh, Raja of . . 215
Poore, Col. . . .179
Proctor, Rev. . 286
Procs, Mr. E. M. 150
Phillips, Capt. E. H. 298
H>ore, Lady ... 179
Proes, Mrs. . . 161
Phillips, Mr. F.A.T. 166
Pope, Lt. A. N. . . 316
Prophit, Miss . 328
Phillips, Mr. F. W. . 247
Pope, Lt. P. F. . . K25
Proudfoot, Lt. C. A. 302
Phillips, Col. G. A. . 26'1
Porteous.Maj.C.MeL. 309
Pruce, Mr. P. J. . . 239
Phillips, Mr. P. . . 259
Phillips Major P 2?4
Porteous, Lt. B. G. 318
Porter Mr L A 275
Prvor, Maj. P.
ilolland. ... 130
Phillips, Maj. T.B. '. 323
Porter, Mrs. . . . 275
Prvor, Mrs. . . .130
Phipps, Major H . R. 305
Poiter, MIRH . . . 239
Pudukkottai.Rajaof 250
Pickford, Capt. A.D. 275
Porter, Mr. L. C. . 198
Pugh, Mrs. L. T. E. . 185
Pierce, Miss ... 124
Porter, Capt. M T. . 231)
Pulley, Capt. O. C. . 185
Piggott, Mrs. . . 277
Pottingcr, Lt. J. A. 271
Pullev, Mrs. . . .188
Piggott, Mr. Justice 277
Powel-Cotton, Mrs. . 207
Pulleyn, Lt. G. H. . 329
Pigott, Mr. B. K. . 157
Powell, Maj.-Gen. C.H. 299
Pulverman, Lt. A.W. 313
Pigott.MrH. . . . 157
Powell, M rs. C. H. . 299
Purau Singh, Col. . 214
Pike, Capt. G. D. . 325
Powell, Maj. J. . . 241
Purcell, Mr. K. E. . 185
Pilcher, Maj-(ienT.D. 29H
Powell, Lt.-Col. S. 11. 322
Purccll, Mrs. . . . 185
Pilkington, Major . 203
Powell, Mr. W. W. . 285
Purecll, Lt. R. J. H. 308
Pilkington, Mr. . . 195
Prabhakaran Tham-
Purekh, Mr. G. K. . 156
Pilkington, Mrs. . 195
pan . 259
Puri, Capt. M. L. 306
Pilkington, Mrs. . 203
Prakram Singh,
Puri, MM 306
Pillinger, Capt. R. . 294
Kunwar . . . 205
Purton, Rev. G. A. 173
Pirn, Lt. G. A. . . 309
Pramada Nath Roy,
Poynty. Mr*. . . 203
Pinens, Mrs. . . 286
Raja .... 198
Queripel, Capt. L. H. 321
Pinens, Mr. C. M. . 286
Pinhey, Lieut.-Col. 202
Pinhcy, Mrs. . . 202
Prasad. Bahn Braja
Kishor .... 143
Prat up Singh, Raja . 205
Quieros, Mr. A. . . 336
Quinlan, Vet. Lt. D. 384
Quin, Maj. R. P. W. . 319
Pinhey, Miss V. . 202
Pratt, Mr. E. M. . . 151
Quin, Mrs. R. P. W. 320
Pinhcy, Miss . . 202
Prendergast, Lt.-Col.
Quin Ian, Mrs. D. . 243
Pirie, Miss . . . 293
C. G 303
Quinn, Maj. J. J. P. 317
Pirie, Brig.-Gen. C.P. 292
Prcnderga8t,Mre. . 303
Raban, Capt. R.B. C. 124
Pirie, Mrs. C. P. . 292
Prendergast, Lt. . . 325
Radcliffe, Mr. E. . 327
Pirthi Singh, Lt. . 205
Presswell, Mr. T. G.. 185
Radfonl, Lt. A. H. . 301
Pisangan, "Raja of . 127
, Presswell, Mrs. . .185
Radiord, Lt. M. C. . 323
Pithapuram, Raja of 227
Preston, Mr. . . .200
Rudhanpur, Nawab
Pitkeathly, Mr. J. 8. 195
Preston, Lt. C. O'D. 261
of 260
Pittaluga, Chcv. A. . 193
! Preston, Mr. S. . . 200
Rao, Mr. C. D. . .249
Pitts-Tucker, 2nd-
! Proston, Mr. T. H. . 258
Rafferty, 2nd-Lt. J. . 300
Lt. C. M. ... 319
Price, Capt. T. R. C. 325
Ratiq, Mr. Muhammed 277
Plant, Capt. ... 139
1 Price, Mrs. ... 325
Rafiuddm Ahmad,
Platt, 1 1. W. . . . 315
Price, Col. C. U. . . 153
Moulvi .... 151
Plowden, Capt. C.T.f. 164
Price, Mrs. . . . 153
Raghugarh, Raja of . 165
Plowden,Mrs. G. C. 253
Price, Lt. R. St J. L. 325
Raghuraj Singh, Raja 280
Plowden, Lt. H.R.H. 271
Price, Major C. M. . 309
Raghava Rao, Mr. G. 226
Pocock, Capt. M. R. 303
Price, Mr. H.Williams ^86
Rahman.NawabAbdul 143
Poc, Capt. C. V. L. . 808
Prickard, Mr. G. H. . 248
Raigorh, Raja of . 260
Pollard Lowsley,
Prideaux, Maj. F B. 181
Raikes, Capt. L. F. . 312
Capt. H.deL. . . 165
Prideaux, Mrs. . 184
Railston, Lt. 8.J.W. 297
Pollard-Lowsley, Mrs. 166
Pollexpcn, Mrs. . . 286
Priest, Miss . . 173
Priestley, Sir A. . 234
Rainsford-Hannay,
Lt. R 318
Pollexpeii| Miss. .' 286
Polley, Lt. S. T. . . 297
Pollock, Capt. B. V. 127
Polio k-M orris Capt
Priestly, Mrs. . 319
Priestly, Mr. E. . 155
Prince, Capt, R. E. . 322
Pritchard, Capt. B. 130
Rais .lung, Nawab . 206
Rais Yar Junjr, Nawab 206
Rajamarwar Chettiar,
Mr 284
T. A. . '. . . 319
Pritchard, Capt. H. 269
Rajgarb, Raja of. . 260
380
Rajkot.Tliakur Sahib
of 2GI
Rajpipla, Raja of . 261
Raj Ram Rao . . . 259
Ralston, Capt. W. H. 302
Ramanuj Dayal, R.B. 280
Ramchandra Reddi Mr.281
Ram Chandra Rao,
Aha Sahib ... 205
Ramchandra Rao.
Mr. M 226 I
Kain.ii, Mr. Manmohan
Das 155
Ram Kant Malviya . 259
Ram Kishen, Mr. . 243
Ram Kishen Shastri,
P. . . . 280
Ramnad, Raja of . 227
Ram Pal, Raja . .257!
Rampal Singh, Raja 280
Raru Par tab Singh,
Raja of Mandu . 280
Kampur, Nawab of . 124
Ram Singh, Kunwar 205
Ram Singh, Raja . 280
Ramsay, Miss . . 132
Ramsay, Mrs. . . 132
Ramsay, Maj. A. 1). 183
Ramsay, Mrs.. . . 183 i
Ramsay, Miss E. L. 282 '
Ramsay, Col. J. . 13'3 '
Ramsay, Lt. J. 11. . 297
Ranee, Mr. T. . . 346
Rangoon, Bishop of 160
Ranjit Singh, Raja. . 205
Rasbotham, Capt. 1>. 293
Rasbothum, Mrs. . 293
Rat lain, Raja of . . 263
Ratclifle, Mr. C. . . 243
Ratchffe, Mrs. C. . 244
Rattrny, Major H.B. 1:30
Rattray, Mrs. . . . 130
Ranbir Singh, Kun-
war Sir ... 246
Raw, MT. W. . . . 183
Raw, Mrs. W. . . 183
Rawoliffc, Mr J. L. . 285
Rawoliffo, Mrs. . . 285
Rawlence, Lieut. M. 19t?
Rawlins, Mr. ... 271
Rawlins, Mrs. . . 271
Rawlinx, Major A.K. 148 i
Rawlins, Mr. E. F. . 143 I
KawlinPon, Lt.-Col. 236
' Rawlinson, Mrs. . . 236
Rftwson, Mr. . . .185
Bay, Babu Mohendra
Nath .... 143
1 Bay Chowdhury,
Babu B. K. ... 190
Ray Chowdhrv, Raja
RMiardsoii, Mrs. . 200
M. N. . \ . . 190
Richardson, Lt.-Col.
Ruy, Maharaja G. N. 189
H L 302
Ray Maharaja Jaga-
Richardson, Mrs. . 302
dimlraNath . . 189
RifhardKon.Mai. J. J. 296
Rav, Mr. Saradindu
Rieketts, Mai. P. E. 297
Narain .... i90
Rk-ketts, Mrs. . . 297
Ray, R. B. Sita Nath, 190
Rieketts, Major P.L. 301
Ray, Raja Bahadur
Rieketts, Mrs. P. L. 305
Sasi Sekhareswar . 190
RickettK, Lt. E.W.C. 306
Raymond, Capt. K.D. 295
Richmond, MTK. . 225
Raymond, Mrs. . . 295
Richmond, Mr. T. . 225
Raynor, Lt. C. A. . 321
Riddell, Capt. A . .390
Raynor, Mr. V. 0. . 239
Riddell, Maj. H. .1. . 331
Read, Mr. J.C. . . 173
Riddell, Mr. W. . . 331
Read, Mrs. . . . 173
Riddell, Capt. W. H. 311
Read, Lt. W. R. . 179
Ridgeway.Capt.K.W. 28*
Read, 2nd-Lt. W. R. 293
Ridley, Mr. ... 299
Reddiar, Mr. S. R. . 284
Rien, Mr. J. L. . . 151
Reddic. Mr. J. G. . 161
Rum, Mrs. . . . 151
Reed, Mrs. . . . 311
Rigby, Capl. C. M. . 326
Heed, Capt. II. R. B. 310
Ri ley, Capt. C. B. . 301
Rces, Capt. J. G. . .296
Riley, Mrs. C. B. . 301
Recs-Mogg, Lt. G. B. 308
Rimington, Maj-Gen.
Reid, Miss . . .179
M. F 179
Reid, Mrs 179
Rimington, Mrs. . 179
Reid, Sir Arthur . . 252
Kimingtoi), 2nd-Lt.
Reid, Lady ... 252
Rpid, Capt. J. M. . 294
R. G. \V. . . . 320
Rishworth, Lt. J.R. 330
Reid, Col. L. H. . . 179
Ritchie, Miss . . 286
Reid, Mr. W. J. 188
Ritchie Capt.M. B. 11. 298
Rene-Puaux, Mons. . 258
Ritchie. Mrs. . . 298
Rcnnick, Mr. C. S. . 244
R i vers Moor, Mrs . M. 283
Renmck, Mrs. . . 244
Rivett-Carnae, Capt. J. 327
Renmck, Miss . . 244
Rivett-Carnac, Mrs. . 327
Rennick, Mr. . . . 269
Roberts, Mr. J. C. . 174
Rennick, Lt.-Col. R. 26'J
Roberts, Mrs. ... 174
Reunie, Col. ... 159
Roberts, Lt.-Col. J.R. 163
Ronnie, Mrs. . . . 159
Roberts, Mrs. . . 163
Ronnie. Lt.-Col. S..T. 333
Roberts, Capt. N. d'E.328
Reimy, Capt. H. B. 306
Robertson, Capt. D. B.325
Runny, Mrs. H. B. . 306
Robertson, Mrs. . 325
Renny, Doctor. . . 285
Robertson, Mrs. . 19-*
Renton, Miss . . 173
Robertson, Mr. H. . 198
Renton, Lt.-Col. R. R. 301
Robertson, Mrs. . 198
Renton, Capt. \* . G.F. 293
Robertson, Capt. D. 192
Reuss, Prince Hein-
Robertson, Mr. F. A.. 252
riehof .... 193
Robertson, Mrs. . . 252
Revuell, Rev. A. J. . 300
Robertson, Mr. F.W. 258
Rewa, Maharaja of . 264
Robertson, Rev. H. . 195
Rewehotty, Mons. L. 193
Robertson, Maj. J. C. 278
Reynolds, Mr. J.R.. 157
Reynolds Mrs J R 157
Robertson-Glasgow,
Capt . .310
Reynolds', Mr. L/w; 193
Robertson-Glasgow,
Rhodes, Miss . . 310
Mrs 311
Rice, Mr. W. P. . . 161
Robiuow. Mr. Frank 286
Richard, Mr. Maurice 282
Robins, Mr. F. J. . 174
Richards, Mr. H. G. . 277
Robinson, Mrs. . . 212
Richards, Mrs. . . 277
Robinson, Bg.-Gl.C.T. 307
Richardson, Mr. . 200
Robinson, Mrs. . . 308
INDEX.
381
Robinson, 2nd-Lt.l).C.319 Roy, Rai Sita Nath. 142
Sahm, Mauh i Abdus 143
Robinson, Capt. R. . 271 Ruck, Mr. R. C.. . 283
Salvage, Lt.-Col. J.V. 327
Robinson, Lt. S. O. . 296
Ruck, Mrs. R. C. . 281
Salkield, Mr. T. . . 174
Robinson, Maj. S. W. 307
Rudd, Maj. ... 314
Salkield, Mrs. . . 174
RobmSOU Lt.-Col. W. 212 Miulrn. lnrtali S.ihi
Salt Mr J . 335
Robson, Lt. R. E. . 195
Raja . . .280
Salvage, Mrs. . . 327
Rodda, S. K. . . 155
Rlikmangad Singh,
Sahe&on, Lady . . 283
Salvcson Ernest . . 283
Kodocanaclu) Mrs. . 285 RumbolJ, Mr. . . . 200
Salvoson, Miss . . 283
Rodman, Mrs. M. . 282 Kundall, 2nd-Lt.L.B. 803
Sambanda Mudaliar, 226
Rodman, Miss . . 282
Bundle, Mr. G. A. . 248
Samthar, Raja . . 265
Rodwell, Mr. E. H. . 287
Rundlett, Mr. J. H. . 185
Sandbaeh, Miss . . 253
Roe, Capt. C. 1>. . . 334
Rundlett, Mrs. . . 185
Sandbrook, Mr. J.A. 258
Roe, Mr. B. R. . . 139 i Russell, Mr. Justice. 151
Sand ford, Miss . 124
Rogers, Lt. G. S. . 310
Russell, Mrs. . .151
Sanders, Maj. F. W. 244
Rogers, Mr. G. J. . 217
Russell, Miss. . . 284
Sanders, Miss . . 244
Rolfe, Lt. N. . . . 327
Rdfwell, Mrs.. . . 207
Sankaran Nair, M. J. 225
Kollo, Mr. A. D. . . 157
Russell, Mrs. . . T81
Sangster, Mrs. . . 292
Ronaldson, Maj. R. W.319
Russell, Capt. A. J. 297
Sanders, Mr. H. J. . 193
Ronev-Pougal, Mr. . 286
Rus&ell, Lt. ... 287
Sanders, Mrs. . . 193
Roney-Dougal, Mrs. 286
Russell, Mr. C. L. S. 206
Sanders, Major G.A.F. 130
Rontliff, Capt. . . 334
Russell, Capt. E. C. 328
Sanders, Mr. II. C. . 262
Rooke, Major G. . 312
Russell, Mrs. G.W.ir. 282
Sanderson, Mr.Gordonl74
Roome, Lieut. H. E. 195
Russell, Capt. J. C. 250
Sanderson, Mrs. Gordonl 74
Roome, Lt.-Col. H.N. 299
Russell, Lt. J.F. . 312
Sanderson, Lt. P. N. 310
Roome, MTK. II. N. . 299
Rustam All Khan,
Sanderson, Lt. A. J. 310
Roome, Maj. R. E. . 291
Nawab .... 257
Sandes, Capt. W.C. . 322
Roos-Keppel, Lt.-Col.
Rutherford, Miss C. 286
Sandcs, MJHS . . 322
Sir U. . . .234
Rutherford, Col. C. . 179
Sanwal Singh, Raja
Roosmale-Cocq, Maj. 312
Rutherford, Mrs. . 179
Bahadur. ... 281
Roots, Mr. James . 335
Ruthcrfoord, Lt. D.G. 320
Sandilands, Capt.H.R.315
Rose, Comdr. G. G, . 161
Rutherford, Mr. R.E. 174
Sangli, Chief of . . 266
Rose, Mr. G. W. N. . 241 i Rynd, Lt.-Col. S. C. 329
Sangster Capt. P. B. 292
Rose, Mr. H. E. . . 244 Rynd. Mrs. . . . 329
Sangster, Miss . . 202
Rose, Mrs. ... 161
Rynd, Miss . . . 329
Sapte, Lt.-Col. D. . 315
Rose, Mrs. C. S. . . 244
Saehin. Nawab of . 264
Santbir Gurung, Capt. 177
Rose, Miss ... 244 Sadanand Pande,R,B. 281
Sarangarh, Raja of . 266
Rose, Miss ... 281 Sadeshri Prasad Narayan
Sarhadhikari, Babu
Rose, Miss ... 3i2 Singh, Raj. R. B. . 280
Deba Prosad . . 143
Rose, Maj. J. L. . 331 Sahib Singh, Mr. . 285
Sardar, Saiyad Edroos
Rose, Mr. W. C. . . 174 i Sahay, Babu Bal
All El .... 152
Rose, Mrs. . . . 174 | Krishna ...... 143
Sardar Singh, Haja
Ross, Dr. Dcnison . 258
Sahay, Rai Shibu
Bahadur. ... 281
Ross, Mrs. . . . 2.'8
Shanker ... 143
Sarel, Maj. G. B. M. 325
Ross, Mr. C. E. . . 239
Saif Ullah Khan,
Sarel, Miss ... 325
Ross, Mrs. C. E. . 239
Nawab .... 257
Sarel, Mrs. ... 325
Ross, Miss D. M. . 304
Sailana r Raja of . . 265
Sarkar, Rai Annada
Ross, Maj. F. G. C. . 309
Sain, Raja Mong
Prasad .... 143
Ross, Maj. T. C. . . 319
Nephru .... 190
Sassoon, Sir Jacob . 155
Rosevears, Rev. W.H. 174
Saiyid \bu Jafar.Raja 281
Sassoon, 2nd-Lt. A.N. 296
Rosevears, Miss . . 174
Saiyed Ahmad Shah,
Sassoon, t tS.J. . 320
Rotton, Major J. G. 297
awab .... 281
Satyendra Nath Sen. 259
Rotton, Mrs. . . . 297
Saiyid Al-i-Nabi,K.B. 281
Saunders, Lt. M. . 319
Rountree, 2iid-Lt.A.N. 317
Saiyid Hussain Bil-
Saunders Mrs. . . 277
Routh, Col. C. . . 186
grami .... 198
Saunders, Capt. A. C. 321
Routh, Capt. G. S. F. 331
Saiyid .Md. Sahib,
S aunders, MajorF.W. 322
Rowbury, Mr. W. . 285
Nawab Bahadur . 198
Saunders, Mr. A. L. . 277
Rowbury, Mis. . . 285
Salamullah Khan,
Saunders, Mrs. . . 322
Rowcroft, Maj. C. H. 295
vawab .... 166
Savage, Lt.-Col. W.H. 311
Roy, K. C. ... 259
Saldaiiha, Mr. P. F. . 226
Savage, Mrs. ... 312
382
INDEX.
Savage, Misses . . 312
Savai Singh, Kunwar 2u5
Savi, Maj. R. J. T. . 318
Savi, Mrs. ... 818
Saxby, Mr. H. B. . . 167
Sayed Shamsul Hnda,
Maulvi .... 198
Sayed Ah Imam, Mr. . 198
Scanlan, Mr. P. C. . 28 J
Schmidt, Mr. C. M. . 225
Schmidt, Miss . . 174
Schofield. 2nd-Lt. W. 316
Schumacher, Mr. J.
K 258
Senior, Maj. H.W.R. 312
Seshagiri Aiyar, Mr. 226
Setalvad, Mr. Chi-
ti, an Lai Han Lai . 152
Set on, Mrs. . . .164
Socton, Maj. C. II. . 311
Seymour, Capt. B. u . 34
Seymour, Miss . . 253
Seymour, Lt. E. V. F. ?95
Seymour, Mrs. . . 3C8
Seyinour,Capt. C.H.N. 308
Seymour, Capt. C. G. 309
Seys, Lt. R. C. . 305
Shakespear. Lt. W.B. 309
Shakespear, Mr. G.F. 181
Shakespear, Mrs . SOS
Shakespear, Col. L.W. 307
Shah Beg Khan, Col. 193
Shams Din Malik . 287
Shakespear, Mr. G. F. 284
Shanmubham, Pillai
Mr S T . 227
Shooraj Sing, Rana,
Raja 281
Sheppard, Maj. S. II. 327
Sheppard, Mrs. . . 152
Sheppard, Mr. W. D. 152
Sheppard, Mr. T.F.G. 157
Sheppard, Mrs. . . 157
Sheppard, Miss . . 174
Sher Singh, Capt. . 177
Sher Mahomed Khan,
Subadar-Major . . 149
Sher & Mohalla,
Sultan . ... 267
Sheridan, Mr. C. . . 194
Sheridan, Mr. P. C. . 184
Sherlock, Capt. G.W.S. 328
Sherston, Lt. J.R.V. 326
Shettle, Capt. II. S. . 321
Shipp, Mr. W. E. . 157
Shipp, Mrs. ... 157
Shipster, 2ud-Lt. W. 302
Sluv Charan Das, L. 214
Shiv Darshan Lai, L. 214
Shore, Col. O.B. S.F. 130
Shore, Mrs. ... 130
Shore, Mr. N. B. P. 278
Shore, Maj. W. F. . 3,8
Short, Col. A. H. . 163
Short, Mr. V. A. . 251
Short. Oo 1 . A. U. . 292
Shorten, Cant. J. A. 298
Shout, Mr. F. P. . 249
Shutc, Lt. C. A. . .326
Showers, Lt. t ol. H. 262
Showers, Mrs. . . 22
Shuttle worth, Capt. 177
Shurtleworth, Capt.
A. R. B. . . . 128
ShutilewoFthMrn.A. 131
ShuttlevNorth, Caut.
B. W 318
Shuttle wo 'th,Cai>t. I). 128
Shuttleworth, Mr.H. 2'3
Sikkim, Maharaja of 267
Simpson, Lt. R. C. . 209
Simpson, Lt. G. G. 334
Simpson, U. M. W. 310
Simson, Lt. A. . . 334
Simsoii, Mi. J. . . 241
Singh. Mr. Dip
Norayai ... 143
Singh, Raja Narpat . 143
Singh, Maharaja
Kumud Chandra . 190
Singh, Raja Thaku-
rai Bhagwat Dayal. 144
Singh, Maharaja Sir
Rabaneswar Prasad 144
Singh, Kumar Shiba
Nandan Prasad . 144
Soh"aiger, Mr. Imre 174
Schwaiger, Mrs. . 174
Sclater, Maj.-Genl.
H . . 133
Sclater, Mrs. ... 133
Scott, Mr. .J . . . 125
Scott, Sir Basil . . 15?
Scott, Mr. S. . . 174
Scott, Mr. F. S. . . 195
Scott, Mr. ... 200
Scott, Mrs. ... 200
Scott, Mr W. H. . 200
Scott, Mr. E. A. . 239
Scott, Mibs ... 271
Scott, Mr. ... 271
Scott, Mrs. . . 271
Scoit, Maj. R. A. . 282
Scott, Mrs. . . . 283
Scott. Miss L. . . 260
Scott, Lt. M A. H. ?99
Scott, Lt. R. N. G. . 303
Scott, Capt. H. St. G. 304
Scott, Mrs. ... 304
Scott, Miss. ... 304
Scott, Miss A. . . 3'6
Scovcll, Lt. A. M. . 3*4
Scratchloy, Mr. A. J. 25?
Scratch ley, Mrs. . 252
Seabrooke, Mr. . . 17^
Seagrim, Mr. C.. . 207
Sealy, Major A. E. . 304
Sealy, Capt. H. G. . 309
Sealy, Mrs. A. K. . 304
Sears, Mr. R..H. . 184
Seconde*, Lt. E. C. . 311
Seddon, Mr. C. N. . 138
Seddon, Miss . . 138
Seddon, Mrs. . . 138
Softon, Karl of . . 127
Softon, Countess of l'J7
Seller, Lt.-Co. W.I). 309
Selby. Lt. B. H. . . 316
Sen Rai Baikuntha
Nath .... 143
Sen, Mr. P. ... 188
Sen, W, N, -. . . 269
Shahpura, Raja of . 245
Shaltbaz, Khan, Nawab
Sir 135
Shaf tesbury, Earl of . 12'?
Shaf tcabury, Countess 122
Shakespeavs, Capt. H. 304
Shannon, Capt. J. H. 284
Shannon, Mrs. . . 284
Shaf to, Lt. T. J. . 3 IB
Sharp, Mr. W. H. . 152
Shaw, Mr. J. O'Neil. 17A
Shaw, Mrs. ... 174
Shaw-Stuart, Sir H. 225
Shaw, Rev. Pritchett. 310
Shaw, 2nd-Lt. J. . 302
Shadi Lai R. B. . 253
Shaw, Mr. G. W. . 161
Sharman-Crawl'ord,
Miss Ida ... 282
Sharp, Mr. H. . . 198
Shaban AH Khan,
Raja K. B. . . ?8l
Shambhu Dayal, Raja 231
Shakespear, Lt.-Col.
Shaw-Stewart, Lady 225
Short, Mrs. ... 292
Shafto, 2nd-Lt. . D. 324
Shea, Maj. J. . . 292
Shea, Mrs. . . . 292
Shehan r Mr. Mark . 335
Sheehan, Capt. G. . 327
Sheikh Abdullah . 247
Shelly, Lt.-Cl. A.D.G. 262
Shelly, Mrs. . . . k62
Shekleton, Mrs. . .2.6
SheoMangal Singh, 281
Shepherd, Capt. C. I. 302
INDEX.
383
Singh, Maharaja Sir
Ramoswar . . . 144
Smith-Ryland, Mrs. 2?6
Smith, Maj. F. A. . 145
Spender, Mr. A. . . 2 J 6
Spender, Mrs. . . 2S6
Singh, RajaSeoraj
Smith, Mrs. ... 145
Sporanza, Lt.-Cl.W.S. 296
Nanda- .... 144
Smith, Maj. W. F. . 217
Sporan'/a, Mrs W. S. 299
Singh, Raja Durga
Smith, Mrs. W. F. . 217
Sporan'/a, Miss . . 299
Prasad .... 143
Smith. Mr. C. A. . 225
Spreekley, Lt. A. F. . 309
Singh, Raja Kala-
Smith, Mrs. . . . 225
Spring, Mr. F. J. E.. 225
nanda .... 143
Smith, Mr. Sydney . 218
Sprot, Lt. J. W. L. . 316
Singh, Raja Kamal-
Smith, Vrs. Sydney . 2i8
Sprot, Mis. . . . 316
eswari Prasad . .143
Smith, Miss Sydney 248
Sprot, 2nd- l,t. H. M. 317
Singleton, Capt. H. 319
Smith, Miss K. . 248
Sprot, 2ud-Lt. K. W. 298
Singleton, Mrs. . . 319
Smith, Mr. II. Scott 253
Sprot, Miss . . 325
Si ha, Mr. Sachchi-
Smith, Mrs. Si-ott . 253
Sprott, Mr. F. L. . 152
da anda . . 198
Smith, Mi SH Scott . 253
Sprott, Mrs. ... 152
Sinha, Maharaja
Smith, Lt.-Col. S. B. 253
Spurrier, Capt. R. S. 292
Rariajit . . . . 144
Smith, Maj. G. lt.deH.270
Spurrier, Mrs. . . 293
Sinha, Babu Kirta-
Smith, Mis. . . . 270
Squire, Lt. F. C. . 306
nnnd . . . 144
Smith, Mr. R. B. . 277
Srhnanth, Balkishan
Sinha. A. I). N. . 250
Smith, Mr. P.
Rao Hhao, S. Raja 281
Si g ja Maharaja of 268
Eustace . . .282
Stack, MIHS M. . . 326
Sirohi, Maharaja of . 2t>-
8 mi ill, The Hon'ble
Stallard, 2ud-Lt. G. R.305
Sisson, M". W. A. C. 239
Stainforth . . . 284
Stallard, Maj. H. G.P. 308
SisMon, Mrs. . . . -39
Smith, Mr. W. G. . 284
Stainfordham, Lord 122
Situmau Raja of . 1268
Smith, Mrs. Herbert 294
Stanborough, Capt.L. 305
Sitwell, Col. W.H. . 290
Smith, Capt.' . K. . 2)5
Stanborough, Mrs. . W6
Sivaswami Aiyar Mr. 216
Smith, Mr. A. B. . 237
Stands go, Mai. K. P. 231
SVemp, Mr. P. W. . 2*3
Smith, Caj.t. F. V. S. ft 6
S andbriUge.Capt.W.J.323
Skinner, Cant. A. B. 1104
Smith, Lt. R. C. . 317
Stan den, Miss B. . 149
Skiprtith, Mr. F. E 157
Skipwith, Mrs. . . IPS
Smith, Mr. ... 355
Smith, Mr. T. D. . 335
Stand en, Miss. . 149
Stanley Heed, Mr. . 2E8
Skipwith, Capt. P. . 195
Smith-Marriott, Miss ?8'i
Stapledon, Lt. C. C. 302
Skipwith, and-Lt. C. 312
Smyth, Capt. < .A.W. 131
S^apleton, Mr. B. . ?3
Slacke, Mr. F. A. . 141
Smyth-Osborne, Mr. 277
Stansfcld.Maj.H.H.G- 390
Slaeke, Mrs. ... 141
Smyth, Via]. H. . 314
Stansfeld,Mrs.H. U.G.399
Slad3 SirE.J. . . 109
Smyth Mrs . 315
Stansf eld, Capt. J.R. 316
Slade', Lady .' . .109
Sorabji Shavaksha't,
Stansfield, Major C.G. 807
Slada Miss . . . 109
K S . . . 2SI
Stansfield Mrs . . 317
Slade' vr. G. E. R. . 158
Solomon, Mr. P. E.. 283
Stanton, Ht.-Col H.E. 123
Sladen, Maj. D. R. . 309
Sorneraat, Lt.-Col. C. 821
Stanyon.Mr. b. J. . 1*6
Slater, Mr. S. H. . 225
Som-rset, M-s. 3'il
Stanyon, Mrs. . .166
Slattery, Mr. J. . . 105
Sornerville, Col. T.C. 334
8'aunton, Lt.-Col. G. 316
Sloan, Mr. R. A. W. 2^6
Romervillc, Lt. W.A. 318
Staunton, Mrs. . . 317
Slocock, Mr. P. S. A. 166
Sommorville, Rev.Dr . 212
Stead, Mr. C. . . 248
Slocock, Mrs. ... 166
Son pur, Chief of . 269
Stead, Mrs. ... 248
Sloggett,8n.-Gl. A.T. 131
Sopper, Lt. E. .271
Steel, Maj. E. B. . 327
Sloggett, Cpt. A.J.H. 150
Sopwith, Lt. G. E. 195
Steel, Mrs. . . . 3:7
Sloper, Lt. G. O. 315
Boater, Mr. W. L. B. 155
Steel, Mai. R. A. . 812
Small 2nd Lt. E. G. 300
Spaik.Mr. . . . 32
Steel, Mrs. ... 312
Small wood, Maj. P.G. 116
Sparkes, Mr. H. H. . 231
Steel, Capt C. E. . 3'>0
Smallwood, Mrs. . 127
Sparkes, Mrs. . 231
Steel, Lt. C. N. . , 301
Smallwood, Mr. E. . 2P3
Sparling, Capt.S.J.B, 301
Steele, Capt. C. . .296
Sraedley, M itss . . 179
Sparling, Miss . . 241
Stecb, Capt. 0. . . 323
Smellie, Mr. J. H. . 239
Spaulding, Mr. R. . 283
Steele, Miss . . . ?83
Smellie, Mrs. . . . 239
Spaulding, Mr. W. S. 28 J
Steeb, Mrs. . . . ?81
Smiles, Mr. H. . . 2.38
Spaulding, Mrs. . . 2*3
Stoalc-Perkins, 2tid-Lt. 334
Smith Camming, Lt.
A. M 240
Spenec, Mrs. . . 14
Spence, Lt.-Col.P. T. 146
Stent, Mr. D. H. 156
Stephen, Lt. H. C. . 315
Bmith-Dorrien, Lt.-
S^enoe, Mrs. ... 146
Stephen, Mr. Justice 199
Gen. SirH.L. . 122
Spencer, Mr. F.R.B, 287
Stephen, Mrs. . . 199
flmith-Ryland, Mr.C. 286
Spencer, Mr. H. . .277
Stephens, Mrs. N. . 203
384
INDEX.
Stevens, Miss. . . 253
Straight, Mr. P.M. . 277
Swinburn, Mr. . . 133
Stevenson, Capt. G. H.293
Strange, Col. R. G. . 327
Swiney, Lt.-Col. E.R. 310
Stevenson-Moore, Mr. 141
Strange, Mrs. . . 327
Swiuey, Mrs. . . . 310
Stevenson-Moore, Mrs. 141
Strangman, Mr. T. J. 152
Swiney, Miss . . . 310
Stevenson, Mrs . . 152
Strangman, Mrs. . 152
Swinhoc, Major E. A. 179
Stevenson, Surgn.-
Stratton, Lt.-Col. W. 2B2
Sydney Edwards, Mr*. 287
Genl. W. H. . . 152
Stratton, Major F. C. 131
Symon, Capt. F. . . 305
Steward, Capt. E. M. 299
Stretton, Maj A. . . 334
Synnott, Lt. P. J. . 320
Steward, Miss . . 299
Stride, Mrs. . . , 331
Taekberry, Lt. J. B. 319
Steward, Miss . . 322
Steward, Miss D. . 322
Strong, Lt. G. D. . 318
Strong, Mrs. ... 318
Takht Singh, Raja . 168
Talbot, Mr. A. W. J. 174
Stewart, Mrs. . . 248
Strong, Mr. E. S. . 239
Talbot, Miss M. M. 174
Stewart, Capt A. D. 312
Strong, Miss . . . 239
Talpur, Khan of . 155
Stewart, Capt. P. D. 316
Strong, Capt. A. D. 212
Tanner, Col. J. A. . 131
Stewart, Lt. G. C. . 2'.4
Strong, Dr. ... 212
Tarleton, Mr. W. H. . 161
Stewart, Lt. W. P. . 319
Stuart, Maj.-Genl. R. 179
Tarleton, Mrs. . .161
Stewart, Maj. A. B. A. 324
Stuart, Mrs. . . .179
Tarrant, Lt. H. S. . 319
Stewart, Major. P. T. 318
Stuart, Sir Harold. . 227
Tashmuddin Ahmed,
Stewart, Mr. A. C. . 21&
Stuart, Lady ... 227
K. B 190
Stewart, Mr. F. II. . 141
Stuart, Mr. L. . . 277
Tata, Sir D. . . . 155
Stewart, Mrs. . 141
Stuart, Mr. A. H. . 283
Tata, Lady . . . 284
Stewart, Mrs. . . 3*9
Stulpnagcl, Capt. C. W. 313
Tata, Sir Dorabji . 283
Stewart, Mrs. F. J. . 318
Stulpnagcl, Mrs. . . 313
Tata, Mr. R. J. . .283
Stewart-Wilson, Mr.C.199
Subba Rao, Mr. I Tata, Mrs. ... 283
Stewart-Wilson, Mrs. 199
Nyaputhy ... 227 Tate, Capt. R. A. . 299
St. George, Miss. . 304
SubbaRao, Mr. Nairn- Tate, Lt.-Col. A. E. 297
St. Hill, Capt. A. A. 303
pelh .... 227 Tate, Miss ... 297
Stikenian, Hon. Mr.W.ltfl
Sundar Singh, S. . 257 Tate, Capt. J. F. F. 308
Stirling, Capt. Sir G. 314
Suntook. Mr. C. N. . 127 Tate, Maj. G. . . 292
Stirling, Capt. W. . 298
Sukhbir Singh, Lala 281
Taylor, Mrs.. . .317
Stirhng-Cookson, Lt. 310
Suhrawardy, Dr. Ab-
Taylor, Mrs. . . .296
Stirling, Lady . . 315
dulla-al Mamum . 143
Taylor, 2nd-Lt. J. W. 296
Stirling, Mr. G. C. B. 161
Suket, Raja of . . 272 1 Taylor, Lt.-Col. A. 296
St. John, Major H. B. li)4
Sukha Singh, Sardar 248 j Taylor, Rev. Dr. G. P. 155
St. John, Mrs. . . 194
SullU an, Lt.-Col.R.E. 314 ; Taylor, Mrs. , . . 16&
St. Joseph, Mr. J. D. 182
Sullivan, Lt.-Col.E.L. 319 I Taylor, Maj. G. H. . 310
St. Joseph, Mrs. . .182
Sullivan, Mrs. . . 319 | Taylor, Mrs. . . .311
Stocker, Capt., 10. H. 150
Stockley, Maj. H. R. 124
Sundar Lai, R. B. 281 i Taylor, Lt. H. B. . 234
Sundar Singh Ram- ' Taylor, Mr. A. K. . 140
Stockley, Mrs. . . 322
gharia . . . . 259 i Taylor, Mrs. ... 244
Stoehr, Lt. C. F. . 195
Sundar Singh, Bhai . 236 ' Taylor, Miss. . . 174
Stoker, Capt. R. J. G. 317
Sutherland, Maj.H.H. 316 ; Taylor, Mr. H. B. . 244
Stokes. Mr. H. G. 145
Sutherland, 2nd-Lt.A. 316 Taylor, Maj. R. O'B. 204
Stokes, Mr. . . . 200
Sutherland, Mrs. . 316 ! Tcbbs, Mr. F. R. . 185
Stokes, 2nd- Lt. V. A. 294
Sutherland, 2nd-Lt.H. 315 Tebbs, Mrs. ... 185
Stokes, Miss ... 294
Stokes-Roberts, Lt. A. 311
Sutherland, Mr. J. . 239 Tcck, Maj. H. H. The
Sutton, Mr. F. . ' 335 ; Duke of ... 122
Stone, Mr. J. H. . 225
Stone, Lt. A. G. . . 311
Stone*? Lt G B. 296
Suttoji, Mr. R. L. . 174 Tegart, Mr. C. A. . 144
Sutton, Mrs. R. L. . 174 Tehn, Raja of . . 272
Storr, Maj'. C. L. . 299
Sutton', Miss L. . .174 Temple-Cole, Mr. . 306
Storr, Mrs. C. L. . . 299
Swainson. Mr. J. . 174 ' Temple-Cole, Mrs. . 306
Stothcrd, Mr. C. E. 208
Swaync, Col. H. G. C. 322 , Temple-Cole, L.-Col.
Stotherd, Mrs. . . 208 Swayne, Mrs. . . 322 ' F. . . . . .308
Stow, Mr. A.M. . 174 Swayne, Col. H. J. C. 287 I TempJe-Cole, Lt.Col.F. 299
8tow, Mrs 174 , Swayne, Mrs. . . . 287 ; Temple-Cole, Mrs. F. 29ft
Stowell, Mr. ... 179
Stowell, Mr. A. T. . 239
Sweetman, Mrs. . .292 Templer, Mrs. . . 328
Swetenham, Miss E. 285 Tennant, Lt. C.A.M. 318
SttafTord, Cora Coun-
Swetenham, Miss L. 285 , Terrot, Maj. C. K. . 320
tess o .... 207
Swettenhajai, Capt.W. 179 Terrot, Mrs.. . . 32Q
385
Test Or, Mr. G. B. . 283
Tod, Lt.-Col. J. K. 301
Tronp, L(. R. S . 334
Thaokara, Lt.-Col. . 286
Tod, Mrs. .7. K. . .301
Trimmer, Mr. L . 188
Thackwell, Col. O.M. 314
Thackwell, Mr. A. 11. 158
Todd, Capt. J. F. . 331
Todd, Mr. W. II. . 331
Trim in per, Mrs. . 188
Tsong, Mr. Lion Chin 162
Thakersey, Lady . 199
Todhiinter, Mr. 0. G. 199
To(Miunter Mrs . 199
Tuck, Tapt. C. H. A. 311
Tuck Lt. S. A. . . 310
Thakersey, Sir V. T). 109
ThelhiHson, Capt. 11. 320
Tofts, 2nd-Lt. C F.' 334
Tuck, Miss . .. . 310
Thi ravungadathan
Chettiar, Mr. . 281
Tollmtoii, Mr. II . P. 253
Tolluiton, Mrs. . 253
Tucker, Mr. A. L.-P. 236
Tucker, Mrs. . . 236
Thomas, Lt.-Col. 11. 327
Tomes, Lieut. G. . 302
Tucker, Mr. F. 11. . 190
Thomas, 2ml- Lt. B. 300
Tomkins, Maj. H. L. 241
Tudor Owen, Mr.W.C. 153
Thomas, Mrs. . . 300
Thomas, Lt. T. I. G. 295
Tomkins, Mr. It. G. . 141
Tomkins, Mrs. . 141
Tudor Owen, Mrs. . 155
Tmell, Capt. E.G. S. 300
Thomas,Cl.E.D'C.A. 307
Thomas, Miss . . 308
Tomkins, Mr. L. L. 2-18
Tomk.ns, Mrs. . 249
Tuite Dal (on, Mrs. . 310
Tui to Dal ton, Lt. K. 310
Thomas, Rev. K. S. 174
Tomkins, Mr. S. ('. 244
Tukc, Lieut. J. M. . 234
Thomas, Mrs. . .174
Thomas, Rev. II. J. 174
Thomas, Mrs. 174
Tomkins, Mrs. . . 244
Tomkins, Miss . 244
Tomlmson,Ll.H. W. 321
Tullis, Miss . . . 292
Tulloch, Lt. G deM. 300
Tura Ba/ Khan, Capt. 177
ThomaK , Miss . 174
Tonk. Nnwab of . . 273
Turn bull, Capt. B. . 306
Thomas, Rev. S. S. 175
Thomas, Lt. G. O. . 179
Thompson, Col. W.A. 299
Thompson, Capt. F. 325
Thompson, Major IT. 303
Thompson, Lt.-Col.IT. 326
Thompson, Mrs. . 325
Thompson, Mrs. A.I I. 304
Thompson, Mrs. . 232
Thompson, Maj. E.G. 232
Torquil-MeT.cod, Maj. 287
Torquil-McLeod, Mrs. 287
Torne, Capt. T. G. J. 223
Tottenham, Miss . 138
Tottenham, 2nd-Lt.
R. G. . . 316
Townscnd, MissM. . 213
Townsend, Miss . . 213
Townsend Smith,
2nd-Lt.W. . 334
Turner, Lieut. II. B. 271
Turner, Br.-G. J. G. 331
Turner, Mrs. . . 331
Turner, Miss . .331
Turner, Maj. P. A. . 303
Turner, Mrs. P. A. . 303
Turner, Maj. A. S. . 323
Turner, Capt H.L.C. 300
Turner, Lt. E. B. . 317
Turner, Mr. S. D. . 222
Thompson, Mr. S. . 175
Townsend, Lt. G. J. 311
Turner, Miss . . 222
Thompson, Mr. J. P. 175
Townsheud, Lt. . 153
Turner, Miss K. . 222
Thompson, Mrs. . 175
Thompson, Mr. H. . 161
Townshend, Lt. . 323
Trail, Lt. W. S. . . 301
Turner, Miss . . 200
Turner, Mr. II. G. . 283
Thompson, Mrs. . 1H1
Thomson, Mr. R. S. 158
Traill, Maj. W. S. . 207
Traill, Mrs. ... 207
Turner, Lt. C. R. .294
Turner, Mai. H.H.F. 131
Thomson, Capt. W. 324
Thomson, Major E. 271
Thoinson.Capt.D. A. 298
Thome, Maj. T. . 179
Travaneorc, Maha-
raja of .... 273
Travers, Dr. M. W. 199
Travers, Mrs. . 199
Tuson, Miss . . . 317
Tweddoll, Mis . . 200
Tweedy, Mr. G. A. . 277
Tvvigg.Mr.J. . . 225
Thornc, Mrs. . . 179
Thornhill, Col. H. B. 194
Trcgear, Major F. C. 311
Trench, Lt. A. H.C. 195
Twigg, Mrs. . . . 225
Twining, Lt.-Col. P. 321
Thornton, Capt. \V. 323
Trench, Mr. J.S. . 239
Tyagaraya Chetti, Mr. 227
Thursby, Lt. A. D. . 324
Trench, Miss. . . 289
Tyler, Capt. K M. . 317
Tidmarsh.Capt.R. M. 803
Tulmarsh, Mrs. R. M. 303
Trent, Major G. A. 195
Trent, Mrs. ... 195
Tyler, Maj. R. E. . 305
Tyndale, Mrs. W. . 286
Tidiimrsh, Mrs. . . 303
Treelcy, Lt. H. F. . 803
Tyndall, Capt. B. . 317
Tidswell, Mrs. . . 299
Trevaskis,Mr.H. K. 253
Tyndall, Mrs. . . 317
Tilncy, Major N. K. . 297
Tilney, Mrs. . . 297
Trevor, Sum. -Gen. F. 179
Trevor, Mrs. . . 179
Tyrrell, Capt. C. II. 301
Tyrrell, Maj. J.B.J. 164
Tilncy, Major W. A. 271
Tillard, Lt. A. K. D. 302
Trevor, Miss ... 179
Trevor, Mr. D. B. .239
Tyrrell, Miss . . 164
Tyrrell, Miss Phyllis 175
Tillard, Lt. P. A. . 316
TriaPahlagri,Mr. . 285
Tyson, Mr. B. . . 286
Tillard, Maj. F. B. 311
Tindall, Mr. C. . . 188
TindaN, Mrs. . . 190
Timcwoll,Mr.H.W. 286
Trimbakrao, Bala
Sahib, Khanvclkar 205
Trollope, Hon. Sophia 164
Trollope, Hon. Mrs.
Tyson, Mrs. . . 286
Tytler, Maj. B. . . 316
Udaipur (Mevtar),
Maharaja of . . 274
Tobin, Capt. II. W. 313
Tobin, Mrs. ... 314
Tod, Capt, A. A. . 122
Cranmer . . . 164
Trollope, Mr. T. . . 164
Trouard-Biolle, MODS. 283
Udai Baj Singh, Baja 281
Umar Hayat Khan,
Malik .... 199
386
INDEX,
Umar Hayat Khan,
Mrs 199
Umri, Raja of . . 164
Upondra Nath Sen . 259
Upson,Mrs. A. . 2-10
Upson,Mr. . . 240
Urban, Mr. . . . 258
Urquhrfrt, Capt. E.F. 316
Vachcll, 2nd-Lt. K. . 315
Vairicherla Vira-
bhadra, Raja . 109
Vakil, Navroj!
Vizianagram, Maha-
raja Kumarika of 227
Vlasto, Mr. A. . .175
Volkers, Mr. K. C. F. 240
Volkors, Mrs. . . 240
Von Noek, Mr. S. H. 240
Von Stioghiz, Lt. F. 300
Vores, Mrs. ... 207
Vost, Colonel . . . 244
Vost, MrK. ... 244
Waddmgton, Mr. C. 2' 2
Waddington, Mrs. . 262
Walton, Mr. If. R. . 244
Walton, Col. E. W. 240
Walton, Mrs. . . 24(V
Wankaner, Raja of . 287
Wanklyu, Mr. W. L. Ifl4
Wanklyn, Mrs. . 194
Wanchope, Capt. A. 316
Wapsnare, Mrs. . . 294
Warburton, Mr. P. B. 232
^arburton, Mr. J. P. 253
Ward, Major A. . . 271
Ward, Lt. B. S. . 390
Pestanji . . .152
Vandelcur, Lt. K. . 324
Vandelour, Mrs . . 324
Vander Gucht.Capt. 331
Van Gotham, Miss 179
Vanneck, Mihs . . 2U6
Wagle, Mr. K. B. . 277
Wagle, Mr*. ... 277
Wagstaff, Capt. C. M. 131
Waite. Mr. H. W. . 249
Wake-Wilkinson, Mr.
J. V. S 148
Ward, Lt. C. M. .334
Ward, Mrs. ... 334
Ward, Major E. L. . 195
Ward, Lt.-Col. G.A. 318
Ward, Mrs ... 318
Ward Lady Evelyn 28 9
Vanneck, Lt. W. C. 296
Vanrenen, Maj. G. 311
WaK-e, Lt.-Col. E. S.A. 148
Wall Muhammad,
Ward,' 2nd-Lt. K.H.'
W 315
Vanrenen, Mrs . . 311
Van Someren, Lt. L. 334
Ri&ldr.-Maj. . . 122
Walker, Mr. . . . 274
Ward, Surgeon J. S. 234
Ward Mr T R J 175
Van Somcrcn, Capt.
W 318
Vasudeva, Raja . . 227
Vaughan, Maj. R. K. 329
Vaughan, Mrs. . . 329
Vaughan, Miss . . 3'?9
Vaux, Capt. H. G. . 223
Vay de Vaya, Mons.
Cardinal . . .148
Veasey, Mr. U. C. . 281
Voddor, Mr. ... 301
Vedder, Mrs. . . 301
Venkatagiri, Maha-
raja of .... 227
Vernon, Capt. II. A. 308
Verrieres, Mr. A. C. . 277
Verrieres, Mrs. . . 277
Vickers, Capt. A. . 321
Vickers, Mrs. A. . K21
Vickery, Mrs. E. 283
Vickery, Mr. P. C. . 249
Vigors, Lt. M. D. . 295
Vijai Singh, Maha-
Walker, Mrs. . . . 274
Walker, Col. W. G. . 331
Walker, Sir James . 277
Walker, Lady. . . 277
Walker, Mai. E..1.H. 302
Walker, Mrs. E.J.H. 302
Walker, Capt. G. H. 319
Walker, Lt. H. It. 0. 301
Walker, Lt. ... 295
Walker, Lt. G. B. . 195
Walker, Mr. ... 200
Walker, Mr. A. . . 284
Walker, Mr. J. . . 168
Walker, Mrs. ... 166
Walker, Miss . . . 253
Wall, Maj. E. W. . 312
Wall, Mr. M. G. . . 249
Wall, Mrs. ... 249
Wallace, Mr. 8. E. . 249
Wallace, Miss . . 249
Wallace, Capt. C. C. 131
Waller, Mr. F. C. . 175
Waller, Lt. J. E. . 318
Ward, Miss ' ' . ' '. 175
Ward, Miss . . . 271
Wardell, Ma.ior W. H. 310
Warden, MISR . . 300
Warden. Lt W. R. . 321
Wardrop, Major A. 298
Wardrop, Mrs. . . 298
Wardy, Rev. S. . . . 175
Waring, Mr. M. L. 175
Warne, Miss . .175
Warnoek, Mrs. . . 175
Warnock, Mibrf . . 175
Warre, Flag-Lieut. P. 199
Warren, Mr. A. W. G. 212
Warren, Mrs. ... 212
Warren, Lt. J. F. . 317
Warren, Capt. L. C. . 305
Warton, Lt. R. B. . 320
Waterfield, Mr. S. S. 133
Wftterfield, Maj. A.
C. M 324
Waterfield, Mrs. . . 325
Waterfield Mr H G 163
raj Kunwar . . 206
Villiers Stuart, Capt. 316
VillierslStuart, Mrs. 316
Vincent, Miss . . 253
Vincent, Miss A. . 253
Vincent, Lady Kitty 320
Vincent, Major *. 320
Vincent, Lt. M. H. . 308
Vincent, Mr. W. 199
Vincent, Mrs. . . 199
Vishindas. Mr, Har-
ehandrai . . . .152
Vishwanath Singh,
Raja 169
Vishvanatha Aiyar 259
Wallis, Mr. Justice v25
Wallis, Mrs. . . 225
Wallis, Lieut. B. H. 326
Walsh, Lt. C. H. . . 314
Walsh, Major J. G. R. 323
WalRh, Mrs. ... 323
Walsh, Miss ... 323
Walsh, Lt. R. H. . 321
Walshe, Mrs. . . 297
Walter, Col. J. Mac N. 131
Walter, Miss ... 131
Walter, Mr. ... 131
Walter, Lt. B. . . 305
Walton, Major G. . 333
Walton, Mrs. . . 334
Waterfield, Capt. F.C. 165
Waterlow, Mrs. . . 146
Waters, Capt. H. G. . 333
Waters, Mrs. ... 334
Waterworth,Capt.C.F. 302
Wathen, Mrs. G. . 825
Watkin, Lt. F. E. . 316
Watkins, Lt. A. C. . 324
Watts, Lt. E. P. .302
Watt, Mrs. ... 316
Watts, Miss ... 175
Watling, Capt. L, D. 320
Watson, Capt.C.S.M. 240
Watson, Mrs. . . 240
Watson, Maj. W, M. 303
INDEX.
387
Watson, Lt. G. E. B. 313
Whclan, Mr. A. A. . 179
Williams, Miss A. . 176
Watson, Maj. J. W. . 128
Watson, Capt. W.M. 333
Whitaker,0apt. C. L. 299
Whitaker, Lt. N. B. 313
Williams, Col. A.B.C. 131
Williams, Mrs. . . 294
Watson, Maj. 0. If. 318
Whitakcr, Lt. H. 131
Williams, Miss A. . 28
Watson Smythe, Lt. 290
Whitaker, Mrs. II. 131
Williams, Capt. E.H. 294
Watson, Mr. 0. C. . 149
Whgto, Mrs. . . 325
Williams, Mr. H.A.C. 158
Watson, Lt. C. B. . 303
White, Mrs. . 293
Williams, Maj. H. J. 293
Watson, Col. W. A. . 131
White, Mrs. ... 175
Williams, Mr. J.*. 242
Watson, Lt. Col. H.D. 122
White, Mr. C. A. . 141
Williams, Capt. B.C.B.130
Watson, Mrs. II . D. 131
White, SirC. Arnold 225
Williams, Mr. T. B. 201
Watson, Mr. I?. M. . 282
White, Mr. G. G. . Ifil
Williams, Col. G. . 133
Watson, Mrs.. . . 282
White, Mrs. . .161
Williamson, Mr. U.S. 195
Watson, Mr. A. . . 244
While, Mr. U. 175
Williamson, Mr. . 282
Watson, Mrs. . . . 244
White, Lt. L. W. . 293
Wil'ianmon, Mrs. . 282
Watfc.on.Lt. T. N. . 170
White, Ladv . . 225
Williamson, Sir A. . 282
Watson, Maj. T. C. . 292
White, Capt. M. K. . 3"5
Willis, Capt. G. B. . 305
Watson, Mrs. . 292
White, Mr. Norman 244
Willis, Miss Vera . 164
Wav, Mrs. . . . 323
White, Mrs. Norman 244
Willis, Col. C. F. . 314
Wayman, Capt.W.L. 318
Whitehead.Mr. K. B. 253
Willis, Capt. E. S.C. 213
Waynian, Mrs. . 318
Whitely, Lt. E. C . 321
Willis, Miss ... 305
Weatherbc, Lt. W. 320
Whitehead, Mrs. . 225
Willonghby. Lt. J. G. 203
Weather ly, M IKS . 285
Whiting, Mr. J. . 284
Wills, Mr. C. U. . 165
Webb, Mr. M. DeP. . 152
Whiting, Mrs. . . 284
Wilson, Mr. A. . . 322
Webb, Mrs. ... 152
Whitney, Mr. A. . 158
Wilson, Mr. D. H. . 240
Webb, Maj. G. R. . 333
Whittle, Mr. A. T. . If6
Wilson, Mrs. I>. H. . 240
Webb, Mrs. . . . 334
Whittle, Mrs. . . 156
Wilson, Maj.-Gen. A. 318
Webb, Miss ... 175
Whvte, Miss . . 300
Wilson, Lt. E. F. C. 306
Webbe, Mr. D. B. . . 146
Wic'hmann, Mr. F. W. 304
Wilson, Mrs. J. S. . 328
Webber, Capt. M. K. 297
Wiehmann, Mr. W. 304
Wilson. Capt. D. D. 312
Webber, Mrs.. . . 297
Wiehrnann, Mrs. . 304
Wilson, Capt J.H. B. 303
Webster, Capt. C. U. 271
Wickham, Miss . . 3^7
Wilson, Capi. N. M. 303
Webster, Mr. If. J. . 175
Wickham, Maj. Tl. F. 293
Wilson, Mr. B. C. B. 287
Weeks, Capt. R.F.J. 333
Wickham, Lt. J. C.. 269
Wi'son, Mrs. K. C. R. 287
WookcH, Secretary B. 190
Wicks, ('apt. H.W.C. 324
Wilson, Capt. W. . 333
Weekes, Capt. H. E. 313
Widdic-ombe, Mr. E.P. 185
Wilson, Lt. A. H. M. 149
Weinholt, Lt. E. H. 293
Wiglev, Lt. P. J. B. 318
Wilson, Lt. C. B. . 294
Weleh, Major A. J. . 309
Wi grain, MaiorClhe 12'J
Wilson, Lt. J. G. . 318
Welch, Mrs. ... 310
WightwiRk.Lt.H.M. 153
Wilson, Sir G. F. . 199
Wclchman, Lt. T. C. 310
Wilbcrforco, Mr. S. . 175
Wilson, Lt. B. T. . 288
Weld- Forester, Capt. 125
Wilberforce, Mrs. . . 175
Wilson, Lt.-Col.M.K. 179
Wells, Lt. T. K. . 325
Wileox, Lt. J. T. C. . 311
Wilson, Lt. P. W. . 316
Wells, Lt. W. T. J. 293
Wildnian, 2nd-Lt. A.H. 309
Wilson, Maj. B. P. . 141
Wolls, Mr. G. . . 185
Wildtnan, Miss E. A. 131
Wilson, Mrs.. . . 141
Wells, Mrs. ... 185
Wilkin, Mr. A. H. . 249
Wilson, Mrs. N. M. . 304
Wollesley, Capi.F.H. 303
Wilkin, Mrs. ... 249
\Mlson, Mrs. ... 318
Wellesley, Mrs. F.H. 303
Wilkins, Mr F. E. . 238
Wilson, Mrs. . . . 303
Wemysn, Mr. O. G. . 139
Wilkins, Mrs. . . 258
Wilson, Miss . . 323
Werdecker, Fraulem 297
Wilkinson, Capt. G. 299
Wilson, Mrs. ... 287
West, Capt. A. H. D. 305
Wilkinson, Mrs. . . 299
Wilson, Miss . . 297
West, Lt. II. C. . . 297
Wilkinson, Capt.H.B. 131
Wilson, Johnston,
West, Miss F. M. . 138
Wilkinson, Mrs 131
Mr 264
West, Mr. S. E. . . 239
Wilkinson, Mrs. . . 317
Wihon Johneton,Mrs. 257
Weston, Mrs. . . 286
Wilkinson, Mr. W. H. 262
Windham,Mr. . . 212
Westrup, Mr. B. G. . 175
Wilkinson, Mrs. . . 262
Windham,Mrs. . . 212
Whateley, Miss . . 253
Whately, Mr. B. . . 158
Wheatley,Lt. A.H.S. 132
Wheeler, Mrs. . . 141
Wheeler, C.ipt. G. C. 309
Wheeler, Mr. H. . 141
Willans. Maj. T. J. 301
Willcoeks, Sir J. . 240
Willcoeks, Lady . 240
Willcoeks, Mr. J. . 161
Willcocks. Maj. . I. . 161
William*, Miss . . 282
Windham, Maj. C. J. 212
Wingfield, LadyViolet 308
Wingfleld,Lt.C.J.T.B. 308
Wingfield, Hon. Lilah 294
Wlnstowe, Baroness 313
Winter, Maj. 0. deL, 320
388
INDEX.
Wise, Lt, A. 1). . . 164
Wrjght, Mr. T. T. 158
Young, Rev. 0. B. . 175
Wise, Mrs. . . . 161
Wright, Mrs. T. T. . 158
Young, Capt. DoL. . 271
Wodohouse, Major F. 153
bright, U.-Col.W.T. 251
Younjf, Briir.-Goiil. C. 297
Wolsey-Butler, Mrs. 270
Wright, Mr. W. C. . 2C3
Young, Mr. C. K. . 161
Wolsey- Butler, Mi ISH 270
Wyndham, Maj. W.F. 324
Young, Major 1). C. . 304
Wood, Miss . . . 158
Wyiidhazn, Mrs. . 324
Yonng, Mr. D. E. . 335
Wood, Mr. Vornon 188
Wyndham, Mr. P. . 277
Young 1 , Lady K. . . 194
Wood.JHra. . . 188
Wylly, (-apt. G. G. K. 240
Young, Mr/E. H. . 158
Wood, Maj. E. J. M. 241
Wyhe, 2nd-Lt. J. P. 325
Young, Mrs. E. H. . 158
Wood, Mrs. K. J. M. 241
Wynne, Sir T. B. 194
Young, L1.-IV1. F. P. 253
Wood, Capt. F. K. ;3
Wynne- Finch, Lt. G. 324
Young, Mrs. . . . 253
Wood, Mr. 0. C. 265
Wjim-EliaH, Mrs. . 271
Young, Mr. G. M. . 253
Wood, Capt. J. II. . 317
Wythes, Lt. C. A. 311
Young, Lieut. H. G. 305
Wood, Mr. J. B. 104
Xydis, Mr. G. . 175
Young, Mrs. H. 0. . 305
Wood, Mrs. J. B .191
XydiK, Mr. . 175
Young, Major H. G. 301
Wood, Capt. W. A. . 306
Yatinan, Major C. 315
Young, Maj.-Gonl. .J. 327
Wood, Mr. W. H. . 199
Yearslcy, Lt. K. A. . 303
Young, Lt. H. W. .318
Wood, Mm. W. II. 199
Yeats-Brown, Mr.
Young, Mr. M. C. G. 185
Wood, Major, W. M. 153
F. C. C 284
Young, Major W. K. 304
Wood, Lt.-Gon. Sir 270
Yeats-Brown, Lt. F. 312
Young, Mrs. W. E. . 30:>
Wooden, Und-Lt. It. 320
Woodhouse, Lt. II. 314
Yeats-Brown, Capt.
F. V 324
Young, Mr. W.H.H. 240
Younghusband, IVlaj.-
Woodward, K. F . 300
Yielding, Mrs. . 283
Gen. G. J. . . . 270
Woodyatt, Col N. . 281
Yorke, Lt. P. G. . . 298
Younghusband, Mrs. 270
Woodyatt, W. N. G. 283
Younan, Lt.-CoI. A. 301
Yusifshah, Syed
Woods, Capt. ir. K. 299
Youiian, Mrs. A. C. . 301
Alahando . . .156
Worgan, Capt. B. B. 223
Wratislaw, Capt. J. 300
Young, Mrs. . . . 327
Young, Mrs. . . 185
Yusuf Shah, Khwaja 253
/ahruddin, M. Saiyid 144
Wreni, Senhor de . 194
Young, Mr*. . . 161 Zefirupulo, Mr. . . 175
Wright, Mr. A. G. . 166
Young, Mr. P. C. . 240 Zetiropulo, Mrs. . 175
Wright, Mr. H. N. . 277
Young, Mrs. ... 240 Horn war Singh, Lt. . 206
Wright,MrR. . . 277
Young, Capt. A. . 304 Zuberbuhler, Mr. .1. 194
Wright, Mr. J. G. . 285
Young,Lt.-Col. A.D. 297 KuDohna, Count . 179
Wright, Mr. J. B. . 285
Young, Sir A. H. . 194 ' /ulfiknr Ali Khan . 190
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